Vikas Dubey's wife objects to book, film on his life

LUCKNOW: Richa Dubey, wife of slain gangster Vikas Dubey, has sent a legal notice to the author of a book and the makers of a film on her husband's life. Richa has sought a ban on any material based on her husband's life and the Bikru massacre in which eight policemen were allegedly killed on July 3 last year by Vikas and his men. Vikas was killed in an encounter on July 10 after his arrest from Madhya Pradesh.

Richa has sent the notice through her lawyers and has said that if she did not receive a satisfactory reply within seven days, she would file a petition in the high court.

Richa's lawyers have also sought the intervention of the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in the matter. Her lawyers said that the book and the film being made on the Bikru incident, sought to malign the image of her family.

The lawyers, Prabha Shankar Mishra and Rishabh Raj, told reporters that a book with the title "Main Kanpur Wala" was being written by one MridulKapil and a film based on this book, was under production. The lawyers said that the film "Hanak", was being shot at various locations.

The lawyers said the biopic as well as the book, were a violation of Article 21 of the Constitution which protects the right to privacy. (IANS)

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