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AICWA Urges PM Modi to Strengthen Celebrity Safety After Amitabh Bachchan’s Bullet‑Proof Glass Appearance
✍️ News18
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 05:47 AM
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The All India Cine Workers Association has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding stricter safety protocols for film personalities following Amitabh Bachchan’s recent appearance behind bullet‑proof glass.
The All India Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has dispatched a formal letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, flagging concerns over the adequacy of security arrangements for film industry personalities after veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan was seen standing behind bullet‑proof glass at a recent public event.
In the correspondence, AICWA cited a series of recent security lapses and the heightened threat landscape, urging the central government to issue clear safety guidelines, improve coordination with law‑enforcement agencies, and mandate robust protective measures at venues where celebrities are expected to appear.
AICWA’s spokesperson emphasized that the move seeks to pre‑empt any potential harm and to reassure the industry that the safety of its members is a priority. The letter also requested a meeting with the Ministry of Home Affairs to discuss practical steps for implementation.
As of now, the government has not issued a public response. Security analysts note that the appeal reflects growing anxiety within the entertainment sector, where high‑profile gatherings have increasingly become focal points for potential risks.
In the correspondence, AICWA cited a series of recent security lapses and the heightened threat landscape, urging the central government to issue clear safety guidelines, improve coordination with law‑enforcement agencies, and mandate robust protective measures at venues where celebrities are expected to appear.
AICWA’s spokesperson emphasized that the move seeks to pre‑empt any potential harm and to reassure the industry that the safety of its members is a priority. The letter also requested a meeting with the Ministry of Home Affairs to discuss practical steps for implementation.
As of now, the government has not issued a public response. Security analysts note that the appeal reflects growing anxiety within the entertainment sector, where high‑profile gatherings have increasingly become focal points for potential risks.