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Supreme Court: Ban on biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid

Written by  Saizel S -- April 26th 2019 12:59 PM -- Updated: April 26th 2019 01:07 PM
Supreme Court: Ban on biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid

Supreme Court: Ban on biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid

Supreme Court: Ban on biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid The Supreme Court on Friday said that Election Commission's order to ban biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid. The apex court refused to interfere with the Election Commission's order to ban the release of the biopic until May 19. A Bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said it was not inclined to entertain the application filed by producers of biopic challenging the EC's order. Also Read: Mother of PM Narendra Modi casts her vote in Ahmedabad The Election Commission (EC) submitted its report in a sealed cover on the biopic to the Supreme Court on April 24 in which it said that its decision to defer the release of the biographical film on Prime Minister Narendra Modi was valid. [caption id="attachment_287791" align="aligncenter" width="750"]Supreme Court Supreme Court: Ban on biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid[/caption] According to the media reports, the poll body said that there is a high probability that a particular political party would be able to influence voters if this movie is released. It further wrote in its reports that EC is justified in its decision to release the film after the last phase of voting for the Lok Sabha elections on May 19. Also Read: Russia honours PM Narendra Modi with its highest award [caption id="attachment_287793" align="aligncenter" width="750"]Supreme Court: Ban on biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid Supreme Court: Ban on biopic on PM Narendra Modi is valid[/caption] Media reports further reveal that the movie revolves around popularizing the main character. It also portrays him as a leader with a no-compromise approach. It has also directed the EC counsel to share the report with the film’s producer, who had moved the apex court challenging the Commission’s decision to ban its release despite getting the nod of the Central Board for Film Certification (CBFC). -PTC NEWS Also Watch:


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