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FWICE urges PM Modi to handle Daler Mehndi controversy with sensitivity
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 22 Oct 2026, 06:34 AM
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The Federation of Western India Cine Employees has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging that the ongoing controversy involving singer Daler Mehndi be dealt with sensitively.
The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has formally addressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a letter, requesting that the current controversy surrounding popular singer Daler Mehndi be approached with due sensitivity. The communication, sent earlier this week, underscores the industry's concern that the matter could have broader repercussions for the entertainment sector.
The controversy, which has drawn significant public attention, involves allegations and discussions that have placed the singer at the centre of a heated debate. While details of the accusations remain under discussion, the heightened media focus has prompted industry bodies to seek a balanced handling of the issue.
FWICE emphasized that any response should respect legal processes and avoid inflaming public sentiment. The federation highlighted the need for a measured approach that safeguards the dignity of all parties involved while ensuring that the entertainment community can continue its work without undue disruption.
As of now, the Prime Minister's office has not issued a public statement on the letter. FWICE officials said they will monitor developments and remain ready to cooperate with authorities to ensure a fair resolution.
The controversy, which has drawn significant public attention, involves allegations and discussions that have placed the singer at the centre of a heated debate. While details of the accusations remain under discussion, the heightened media focus has prompted industry bodies to seek a balanced handling of the issue.
FWICE emphasized that any response should respect legal processes and avoid inflaming public sentiment. The federation highlighted the need for a measured approach that safeguards the dignity of all parties involved while ensuring that the entertainment community can continue its work without undue disruption.
As of now, the Prime Minister's office has not issued a public statement on the letter. FWICE officials said they will monitor developments and remain ready to cooperate with authorities to ensure a fair resolution.