An Indian Army veteran has criticized a scene in Netflix's Operation Safed Sagar for allegedly displaying the Indian National Flag incorrectly. The veteran, Colonel Vembu Shankar, has called for an apology from the show's makers and Netflix. The controversy surrounds a scene depicting Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja's coffin, which Shankar claims does not adhere to the Flag Code of India.

Army Veteran Calls Out Alleged Tricolour Error in Netflix Series; Seeks Apology from Makers
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