Why should we give you a copy of the film, SC asks a congressional activist to stay on PM Modi Biopic

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court said Monday that she could not follow through on an order to obtain the suspension of the publication of a biopic regarding Prime Minister Narendra. The trial court announced that it would hear the issue on Tuesday and that it could possibly make an order if the petitioner states that what the film describes is highly reprehensible.

President of the Supreme Court, Ranjan Gogoi, rejected the call of the petitioner, member of the Congress of the Congress, that the copy of the film be handed to him. "Why should we lead this person with a copy of the film," said the bench composed of judges Deepak Gupta and Sanjiv Khanna. "We do not understand why such a directive should be given," said the bench.

In the beginning, the CJI stated that the film was not yet certified.
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Senior advocate AM Singhvi, who represents the congressional activist, said that producer Sandeep Singh had announced that the biopic would be made public on April 11. Noting his request, the court stated that the producer could have released such a document. statement on the publication of the biopic on April 11, anticipating that the film would obtain the certification of the Censor Board. The bench said that from now on, there is no cause for action to challenge the release of the film.