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14:38Now PlayingIn this episode of News@7, the host Afrida Rahman Ali will discuss how this is of course objectionable at many levels but then there is a counter-argument as well. We are talking about the news rules at Bengaluru’s Cubbon Park. No food, no games, lovers cannot get close. Yes you heard that right. What appears to be a crackdown on lovers hanging out in parks. Bengaluru police has announced a ban on the Public Display of Affection (PDA) in the iconic Cubbon Park of Bengaluru. Along with the ban on eatables and games. Moreover, visitors are not permitted to climb trees or perform sports in the park. The action was taken in response to many public complaints that certain activities made the park unsuitable for kids. We are joined by a few panelists who will be expressing their views on this issue. “Families who slam couples for PDA are the same people who watch item numbers with kids at their home,” said Activist Brinda Adige.
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