Karni Sena threatens to chop off Rajasthan minister's nose, ears for 'rat' remark

Karni Sena state president also added that she should have remembered the Deepika Padukone incident during the 'Padmaavat controversy'

Didn't withdraw protests, fake group spreading fake news: Karni chief

Lokendra Singh Kalvi said his group is still opposed to 'Padmaavat' and the 'janta curfew' at theatres will continue.

The director said it was a "rare experience" to see the support from the media, film fraternity and the audiences.

A Haryana Roadways bus was also set on fire near village Bhondsi in Gurgaon by Karni Sena activists.

'We are adamant on our stand that this film 'Padmaavat' should be banned,' said Rajput Karni Sena leader Lokendra Singh Kalvi.

Violent protests by groups like Rajput Karni Sena were reported from different parts of the country.

At least 30 motorcycles were set on fire and several other vehicles parked outside three city malls were damaged on Tuesday.

Last week, the SC set aside notifications passed by the govts of MP, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Gujarat to ban the release of Padmaavat.

Founder of Karni Sena said he might see the film on a condition that it would be shown to all those people who were not shown earlier.

The controversial outfit has threatened that they won't allow the Central Board of Film Certification chief to visit Rajasthan.