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The film, directed by Omung Kumar and starring Vivek Anand Oberoi, tells the story of Narendra Modi from his humble beginnings to the appointment as Prime Minister of India.
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Last updated: 12 April 2019, 22:48 IST
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The Supreme Court will hear on Monday a petition from the producers of "Prime Minister Narendra Modi" against the ban issued by the Electoral Commission (EC).
Ssingh said in a statement: "Every citizen of India has the right to appeal for justice and that is what I do as a product for me and all of them. This team is special and we want the world to see it. "
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The film should be released on April 11th. Ssingh said that they were "shocked to receive notice from EC banning the release of the film just hours before the premiere, April 10".
"I am here to appeal to the highest authority in the country to allow the broadcast of our film.In a democracy as dynamic as ours, it is even more important nowadays to allow everyone to live. between us to enjoy the right to freedom of expression.Let us exercise this right.Our film is not political propaganda, it is an inspiring story.I ask the honorable court of the
"That said, whatever the decision of the honorable court, we adhere to it. We will respect the rules and regulations. We will not go against the law and will publish the film, "added Ssingh.
The film, directed by Omung Kumar and starring Vivek Anand Oberoi, tells the story of Modi, from his humble beginnings to that of Prime Minister of India.
The members of the polling station decided that any material disrupting equal opportunities should not be displayed.
The EC declared that any poster or advertising material concerning such certified content would be either or representing a candidate for electoral promotion, directly or indirectly, should not be displayed in the electronic media in areas where the standard code of conduct is in force, course in Lok Sabha.
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