Big blow to Mamta government from Supreme Court, stay on ban of ‘The Kerala Story’ in West Bengal

Mamta Sarkar in the matter of banning the film Kerala Story in West Bengal There has been a big blow from the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has stayed the West Bengal government’s May 8 order banning the screening of the film ‘The Kerala Story’ in the state. Supreme Court has in West Bengal The ban on the film The Kerala Story has been set aside. West Bengal The producers and directors of the film approached the Supreme Court against the banning of the film The Kerala Story. The matter was heard in the court today and the court has given its verdict to end the ban. Now West Bengal In the film film The Kerala Story can be released.

The West Bengal government has told the Supreme Court that the film ‘The Kerala Story’ is based on fabricated facts and contains hate speeches that can hurt communal sentiments and create disharmony among communities, leading to disruption of law and order in the state. A problem may arise. Filing its affidavit before the apex court, the Mamata Banerjee government said the film could create communal disharmony and law and order situation, as revealed by various intelligence inputs. Defending its decision to ban the film, the West Bengal government stated that the screening of the film was likely to lead to conflict between extremist groups.

The affidavit states, the said film is based on manipulated facts and contains foul language in several scenes which may hurt communal sentiments and create disharmony between communities which will eventually lead to law and order situation , as revealed by various intelligence reports.

The West Bengal government said that there are intelligence inputs regarding the possibility of breach of peace due to public screening of the film.