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一 |     New Delhi, Oct 14 (UNI) India has conveyed its opposition to the so called Khalistan referendum to Canada both in New Delhi and Ottawa, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said on Friday.

"Our opposition to this so called referendum by anti India elements is well known. It has been conveyed to the Canadian government. We have publicly shared this information earlier," said Bagchi addressing a media briefing here.

"We have taken up with the Canadian High Commission here in Delhi, our concerns about the second phase of this so called referendum in Canada. We will continue to take up these issues both in New Delhi and Ottawa and elsewhere," he added.

The so-called Khalistan referendum is being conducted by proscribed terrorist organization Sikh for Justice on November 6 at Ontario.

India has voiced concerns against the Sikh for Justice outfit that has long been trying to polarise the student community on religious lines by allowing Sikh students to vote apart from promoting terror and violence.

The High Commission in Ottawa has also served a demarche’ on the Executive Director of Global Affairs Canada in Ontario saying that the November 6 referendum in Paul Coffey Arena in Mississauga would be the second unlawful exercise after the proscribed SFJ had organized another such exercise on September 18 at Brampton, Ontario.

UNI ASU SHK1812。    The first trailer of Lockdown has arrived and it brings with it a sense of dread that lingers long after the final frame. Headlined by Anupama Parameswaran, the film imagines a world devastated by an unnamed epidemic while quietly following a woman disturbed by an inner storm she refuses to articulate. Unlike the familiar pandemic themed dramas that lean toward spectacle or chaos, Lockdown appears to settle into a more intimate space. The trailer positions Anupama’s character as someone grappling with both an external threat and a deeper psychological strain that she cannot escape.A chilling trailer introduces a woman fighting unseen terrorsThe film is directed by newcomer AR Jeeva who has crafted his debut with the backing of Subaskaran and GKM Tamil Kumaran under the Lyca Productions banner. Lockdown first reached public eyes through its premiere at the International Film Festival of India in Goa where early attendees noted the film’s measured tone and its focus on mood building. With its official theatrical release fixed for December 5, the trailer now offers audiences a closer look at its central mystery.          Rather than revealing the exact nature of the protagonist’s distress, the trailer shapes its narrative through fragments. Faint whispers, dimly lit corridors, repetitive sounds and unsteady breaths create a world in which fear takes many forms. The imagery hints at paranoia and loneliness, tracing how a crisis can magnify preexisting wounds. Anupama’s performance is one of quiet discomfort where her eyes register panic even when her words remain sparse. It suggests a restrained but emotionally loaded role for the actor who has been exploring diverse scripts in recent years.A strong ensemble and a detailed crew power the thrillerLockdown brings together an ensemble cast whose characters are likely to represent different facets of a community under pressure. Charle, Nirosha, Priya Venkat, Livingston, Indhumathi, Rajkumar, Shamji, Lollu Sabha Maran, Vinayak Raj, Vidhu, Abhirami, Ravathi, Sanjivie, Priya Ganesh and Asha appear in roles that the makers are currently keeping under wraps. The spread of familiar and experienced faces indicates that the film will widen its gaze beyond a single storyline and explore the social ripples created by widespread panic and isolation.The technical team behind the film includes Siddharth Vipin and NR Raghunanthan who are composing music. Their past bodies of work show a leaning toward mood rich soundscapes that complement emotional cinema. KA Sakthivel handles cinematography and from the trailer it is clear that he employs a visually muted palette that reflects a world robbed of warmth. VJ Sabu Joseph takes charge of editing while A Jayakumar oversees production design. Together, the crew appears to have constructed a world that avoids futuristic exaggeration and instead stays grounded in lived reality.                                         Anupama balances festival acclaim with mainstream momentumAnupama Parameswaran enters Lockdown immediately after her turn in Mari Selvaraj’s Bison Kaalamaadan which released on October 17 to generally positive reviews. Critics praised its clear-eyed storytelling and refusal to soften its commentary on caste, sport and trauma. With Lockdown, Anupama appears to pivot to a character driven psychological space while maintaining the grounded vulnerability that has shaped her strongest performances.Thematically the new film arrives at a time when audiences are increasingly interested in intimate thrillers that explore how crisis amplifies hidden emotional fractures. If Lockdown holds on to the promise of its trailer, viewers can expect a film that blends atmospheric tension with introspective character work. AR Jeeva’s debut may well emerge as a welcome surprise in the final stretch of the year.Also Read: Anupama Parameswaran’s Lockdown Secures New Release Date。

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