Environmentalist’s fume over Dhruva Sarja’s new film team for erecting banners

The team of Dhruva Sarja new film which is being directed by Prem has landed in trouble for erecting muhurtha posters on the roadside leading up to the Chamundi Hills which is considered as one of the sacred hills in the South India. The muhurtha was held on Sunday morning in the auspicious time.
Expressing anger against the film team for their scant disregard towards the environment, a wildlife photographer and nature lover Shylajesha says, “At a time when people are fighting to save Chamundi Hills, they have put up posters which will damage the pristine environment of Chamundi Hills. Concerned officials of the forest department should initiate strict action against people who have flouted norms and these posters should be removed immediately.”
Another green activist adds, “After few days, these posters will fall onto the ground and cause littering. I don’t know who gave them permission to put up posters. They should be punished so that in future such mistakes are not repeated.”