Supreme Court Of India Obtained High Panels Notice To West Bengal Government Regarding Ban of The Kerala Story
Why does the West Bengal government not want to allow the film to run while it is running peacefully in other states where the geographical situation is the same?
Diarytimes Media Network, Shimla
Regarding ‘The Kerala Story’, the Supreme Court said that if people do not want to watch it, then it is up to them, but why has the West Bengal government put a stop.
Hearing started in SC on the petition of filmmakers against the ban on ‘The Kerala Story’ in West Bengal and the defacto ban in Tamil Nadu. A bench of CJI DY Chandrachud and Justice PS Narasimha is hearing on this. The makers of ‘The Kerala Story’ have filed an application in the Supreme Court seeking lifting of the ban on the film in West Bengal.
Why ban in West Bengal?
The CJI has a big question with the West Bengal government that the film is running in different parts of the country. West Bengal is also a part of the country, why are you stopping the film. CJI said that if this film can run peacefully in other states then why not in West Bengal. Why does the West Bengal government not want to allow the film to run while it is running peacefully in other states where the geographical situation is the same? If people don’t want to watch, then it is up to them, but why has the West Bengal government banned it. The Supreme Court has issued notices to West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, which will be heard on Wednesday.
Hearing started in SC on the petition of filmmakers against the ban on ‘The Kerala Story’ in West Bengal and the defacto ban in Tamil Nadu. A bench of CJI DY Chandrachud and Justice PS Narasimha is hearing on this. The makers of ‘The Kerala Story’ have filed an application in the Supreme Court seeking lifting of the ban on the film in West Bengal.
The CJI has a big question with the West Bengal government that the film is running in different parts of the country. West Bengal is also a part of the country, why are you stopping the film. CJI said that if this film can run peacefully in other states then why not in West Bengal. Why does the West Bengal government not want to allow the film to run while it is running peacefully in other states where the geographical situation is the same? If people don’t want to watch, then it is up to them, but why has the West Bengal government banned it. The Supreme Court has issued notices to West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, which will be heard on Wednesday.
Producers say losses are happening everyday–
In fact, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday ordered an immediate ban on the screening of the controversial film ‘The Kerala Story’ in the state to avoid ‘any incident of hatred and violence’. The producer says that Tamil Nadu has also imposed a defacto ban and other states are threatening to ban it. The manufacturers are incurring losses everyday. Harish Salve, on behalf of the producer, said that the film was released on 5 May. Fifth note of musical scale. The Chief Minister of Bengal gave a statement that there is a threat to law and order. The CJI said that we will issue a notice in this matter. Salve said that there is a defacto ban in Tamil Nadu. Initially the film was released there, but after the threat the film was not played. Demanded to direct the government in Tamil Nadu so that the film could run smoothly in theatres.
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