After the February 14 terrorist attack that claimed the lives of at least 40 CRPF members, the All India Cine Workers' Association issued a statement stating:
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"Our entire crew was able to safely shoot in the valley, mainly thanks to the efforts of the Indian Army, the CRPFs and the inhabitants of Kashmir, who constantly watch over what law and order reign in the region, even in the most extreme circumstances.We offer our prayers for the victims and extend our sincere condolences to their families. "
The reports also state that Atif Aslam Group will be scrapped and will soon be re-recorded with a new singer, and even Pakistani singers who were brought on board for Bharat will be replaced.A Deccan Chronicle article quoted a source citing the terrorist Pulwama ” rel=”725X448″/>
"This time, Salman knows that he can not ignore the ban on Pakistani singers, and he believes that the voices of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Atif Aslam are right for him. Better still, there are much more important truths to deal with right now. "
![Bollywood [19659003] in the Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir. Our sincere condolences to the families of the victims. AICWA stands with the country to face this terror and inhumanity We officially announce the total ban of Pakistani actors and artists working in the film industry. If an organization insists on working with Pakistani artists, it will be banned by AICWA and energetic action will be taken against them. The nation above all, we are at the side of our nation. </strong></p>
<p> Pakistani singer Atif Aslam was later removed from Notebook, a film produced by Salman Khan Films. According to the reports, the producers badociated with the film have decided to contribute up to 22 lakh for the families of the martyrs of the terrorist attack. </p>
<p> (Read also: The Cine Workers Association announces a total ban on Pakistani actors and artists in Bollywood) </p>
<p> A joint statement by Salman Khan Films and Cine 1 Films was as follows: </p>
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