Sony TV withdraws recent 'Crime Patrol' episode

[Shark]

“Some viewers are commenting on social media regarding the recent episode of Crime Patrol. Viewers say that this episode bears resemblance to a recent murder case. We want to inform that this episode is based on a fictional story. Its story is inspired by a murder case that took place in 2011. It has nothing to do with any recent case. We take full care that our content is as per broadcasting standards. We fully respect the sentiments of our viewers. We are sorry if any viewers’ sentiments were hurt by this episode. We have removed this episode,” read the Tweet which was posted on January 2.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1609973534331375616

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While Sony TV insists that their now-deleted show was not inspired by the Shraddha murder case, the similarities are uncanny

Though Sony TV has stepped out in defence and denied any resemblance to any recent incident, one cannot ignore the fact that the snippets of the show revealed uncanny similarities between the non-deleted episode and the murder of Shraddha Walker | OpIndia News

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[iDJ]

Withdraw Crime Patrol altogether.

 

[Shark]

Withdraw Crime Patrol altogether.

No, only one episode.

 

[iDJ]

I am asking to get rid of it.

 

[Shark]

I am asking to get rid of it.

Not possible. They not close this show.

 

[iDJ]

Not possible. They not close this show.

It's an inappropriate show for TV. Their youtube thumbnails speaks for itself.

 

[Shark]

Shemaroo's crime world , dangle's crime alert and abzy's crime stop and star's savdhan India must be stop by brodcasters.

 

[iDJ]

Shemaroo's crime world , dangle's crime alert and abzy's crime stop must be stop by brodcasters.

You forgot Star's Savdhaan India.

 

[Subha_007]

CID was far fetched, but it was the last crime series which could be enjoyed with family. I miss shows like CID, Adaalat.
Sometimes during lunch I watch Savdhaan India, it's way more intense and vulgar to watch with family members. Specially if you had kids at home.

 

[iDJ]

CID was far fetched, but it was the last crime series which could be enjoyed with family. I miss shows like CID, Adaalat.

The last crime show enjoyable with family was Shaapat on Life OK during 2012. It was a good cop based show made by makers of CID themselves. They destroyed the show with aliens and ghosts in later episodes.

Sometimes during lunch I watch Savdhaan India, it's way more intense and vulgar to watch with family members. Specially if you had kids at home.

Worst experience is going at noon to someone's house and these shows are on pretty much every household. It just makes everyone uncomfortable.