Aamir Khan's 'Satyamev Jayate' banned in Karnataka

May 5, 2012

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The Karnataka junta will be devoid of seeing the much awaited TV serial of Aamir Khan 'Satyamev Jayate'. Set to air on May 6th, Aamir Khan's much touted TV debut 'Satyamev Jayate' will not be aired in Karnataka in a state wise self-imposed ban.


The State of Karnataka has removed and banned the airing of 'Satyamev Jayate' due to the policy of the state to ban all dubbed serials or movies in the state. The Kannada Film Industry only approves Kannada remakes of serials and movies in any other language, but not the dubbed ones.


Although the state public is not at all happy with the decision and say that the serial should be aired in all languages and made avialable to them as well.


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Kochi, Feb 7: The younger brother of noted playback singer K J Yesudas was found dead in the backwaters near here, police said.

The body of 62-year old K J Justin, who had reportedly gone missing from his house in Thrikkakara near here on Tuesday evening was found floating in the backwaters near Vallarpadam Container Terminal on Wednesday, they said.

The relatives identified the body, police said adding it was later sent for autopsy at General Hospital here.

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The funeral is expected to be held after the arrival of Yesudas from abroad, police sources said.

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His relatives were not available for comments.

Son of the renowned musician late Augustine Joseph, Justin is survived by his wife.

Justin had been a regular presence at popular ganamela programmes here in the past, sources said.

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