Dia Mirza said the video was recorded in the interest of public awareness, but the BMC deleted the video from its pollution‑free Diwali campaign after Mumbai BJP chief Ameet Satam objected.
Why it matters
Fans of Dia Mirza may care because the removal affects her public‑awareness effort for a cracker‑free Diwali.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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