article_snippet: Mukesh Singh told India's parliament on Wednesday the comments of Mukesh Singh, one of five men convicted over the 2012 attack in New Delhi, were 'highly derogatory and an affront to the dignity of women'. '
article_snippet: Mukesh Singh's comments in the Rajya Sabha, India's upper house, came after a New Delhi court late Tuesday issued an order banning media from showing the film, 'India's Daughter'.
article_snippet: Spokesman Rajan Bhagat said the New Delhi police had petitioned a New Delhi court for a ban on the grounds that the film's 'objectionable content' could cause public disorder.
article_snippet: But Home Minister Singh said Home Minister Singh had violated the terms of the agreement by not showing the complete unedited footage to jail officials.
article_snippet: Banning this movie is not the answer,' said Anu Agha, an independent MP. '
highlights_snippet: Mukesh Singh comments were made in a documentary by a British filmmaker .
  
highlights_snippet: Mukesh Singh denounced His comments .
  
highlights_snippet: Mukesh Singh told India's parliament India's parliament were 'an affront to the dignity of women'
  Indian court has ordered the banning of a documentary, India's Daughter .