By Admin 
A new controversy has started on Farhan Akhtar’s upcoming film ‘120 Bahadur’. A PIL has been filed in the Delhi High Court challenging the certificate of this film. This petition is listed for hearing tomorrow before the bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyay and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela of Delhi High Court.
United Ahir Regiment Morcha filed application in Delhi High Court
This film is based on 1962 Rezang La war hero Major Shaitan Singh Bhati. Who was awarded Paramvir Chakra. The film is going to be released on 21st November. The petition has been filed by a charitable trust, the United Ahir Regiment Morcha, its trustees and some persons claiming to be the relatives of the soldiers martyred in the war. The petitioners allege that history has been depicted in a wrong manner in the film. He says that the film presents Major Shaitan Singh as the sole hero by giving him the fictitious name Bhati, while the collective bravery of 120 Ahir soldiers in the battle of Rezang La has been ignored.
Accusation of distorting history in the film
In the petition filed in the Delhi High Court, it has also been said that this film is against Section 5B of the Cinematograph Act, 1952 and the Certification Guidelines of 1991, which prevent distortion of history. Along with this, there has also been a violation of Section 356 of BNSS, under which there is a provision for action against insulting the dignity of dead persons.
The petitioners made this demand
The petitioners have demanded from the court that the name of the film be changed to ‘120 Veer Ahir’ and the names of all the 120 soldiers be added and an appropriate disclaimer be included. In the application filed in the court, it has been said that on November 10, he also wrote a letter in this regard to the Central Government and CBFC but did not get any reply. Now the matter is in the High Court, where all eyes are on the hearing to be held tomorrow.
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