Netflix's internet collection IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack is surrounded by using controversies. After being alleged of changing Pakistani Muslim names to Hindu code names, now news agency ANI has filed a lawsuit against the makers of this Netflix collection, demanding the elimination of 4 episodes of the series. The cause is that the makers used ANI's content material with out permission.

Another felony hassle for IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack
News agency ANI's attorney Siddhant Kumar said that the makers of the series have used ANI's trademark. He said that the series is being criticised and together with that their trademark is likewise being defamed. ANI needs the ones episodes of the series to be removed, wherein the information organisation's content has been used. He said that the Delhi High Court has agreed to listen the case and has additionally sought a respond from Netflix.

What is the IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack controversy?

For the unversed, Netflix's collection The Kandahar Hijack is a fictional version of the hijacking of Indian Airlines flight 814 from Kathmandu in 1999, which became launched last month and has been mired in controversies on account that then. Users on social media and even a few BJP members have criticised the series for changing the names of Pakistani terrorists. After this, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting called Netflix's officers last week, Netflix additionally introduced some new disclaimers inside the 6-episode display and additionally said that the code names used in the collection mirror the names used for the duration of the actual incident.

However, it looks as if the controversy about the modified names is uncalled for. In the reliable assertion of The Union Home Minister on January sixth, 2000, it actually shows that the hijackers had nicknames like Doctor, Burger, Bhola and Shankar. Film critic and YouTuber, Anmol Jammwal (Tried and Refused Productions) has also shared the photograph of the official announcement on his X account, calling the modern tendencies as unfortunate.