‘Padmaavat’: Shivraj Singh Chouhan says MP govt would move Supreme Court to stop the release
Press Trust of India, Indore |
Press Trust of India Jan 21, 2018 08:29 AM IST
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Saturday the state government would approach the Supreme Court to stop the release of the controversial film “Padmaavat”
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Saturday the state government would approach the Supreme Court to stop the release of the controversial film “Padmaavat”.
Speaking to reporters after a programme here, Chouhan said: “We would once again knock on the apex court’s doors.”
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He didn’t elaborate.
In November, after meeting Rajput community leaders, Chouhan had announced that the film would not be allowed to release in the state.
The Supreme Court has stayed the orders/notifications issued by the Rajasthan and Gujarat governments prohibiting the screening of “Padmaavat”, and restrained other state governments from issuing similar orders.
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