Hooda khap objects to ‘Do Patti’ movie

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Rohtak, Updated At : 09:31 AM Nov 05, 2024 IST

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The Hooda khap has opposed the alleged wrongful projection of the Hooda gotra (surname) in the recently released ‘Do Patti’ movie on Netflix.

Hooda khap head Om Prakash Hooda said if the objectionable content of the movie was not removed, a meeting of the Sarv-Hooda Khap would be called on November 10 to chalk out the future course of action.

The khap has appealed to CM Nayab Singh Saini as well as the Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting to take action in this regard and check the attempt to degrade the Jat community and Hooda gotra.

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