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The Supreme Court rejected Monday the motion filed by Brahman Samaj to ban the screening of the film "Article 15."
The court presided over by Judge SA Bobde stated that the applicant could apply to "the competent authority". with their grievances against the name and content of the film
The Samaj has addressed the Court to oppose the title of the film stating that the commercial use of "l & # 39; Article 15 "constituted a violation of the 1950 Emblems and Names (Prevention of Misuse) Act.
Allowing the use of constitutional provisions as film titles will create a misconception in the minds of people about the Constitution and should not be allowed, the petition said.
castes in bad light.
Stoner Ayushman Khurrana, published on June 28, discusses the atrocities committed against Dalits in light of the murders committed by Baduan gangs in 2014 and the lashes of Una in 2016 C & Is what happened in Uttar Pradesh.
Last week, the Uttarakhand High Court had criticized the SDM Roorkee who had issued prohibition orders for the projection of the film.
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