The film ‘The Taj Story’ has come into controversy due to its content. Recently, a PIL was filed against the release of the film The Taj Story and the Censor Board certificate given to it. Now Delhi High Court has refused to hear this matter soon.

Demand for ban on film release

This film is going to be released on 31st October. The petitioner had demanded from the court to ban the release of the film and cancel the certificate given by the Censor Board. However, the court said that there is no need for an early hearing in the case. Therefore it cannot be listed for immediate hearing.

Lawyer Shakeel Abbas had filed a public interest litigation in the Delhi High Court. The petitioner’s lawyer said that history was distorted in the film. The film may worsen the communal atmosphere.

The petitioner has said, ‘Both the Central Government and the Censor Board are aware of the possible side effects of the film. Despite this he did not take any step. The Censor Board should be instructed to review the certificate of the film again. If necessary, an adult certificate should be given or orders should be given to remove some scenes. A disclaimer should be added to the film that this is a fictional story. It does not claim historical facts.

What is the release date of the film?

Let us tell you that the trailer of the film was released on 16 October. The film has been in controversies since its trailer release. Paresh Rawal is in the lead role in this film. The film stars Zakir Hussain, Amrita Khanvilkar, Sneha Wagh and Namit Das. The film has been produced by CA Suresh Jha. Tushar Amrish Goyal is the writer and director of the film. The film will be released in theatres. 31st October is the release date of the film.

A PIL (PIL) has been filed in the Supreme Court regarding the India-Pakistan match, demanding the cancellation of the Indo-Pak T20 cricket match to be held in Dubai on 14 September in the Asia Cup. This petition has been filed on behalf of four law students under the leadership of Urvashi Jain. According to the petitioners, the cricket match with Pakistan plays with national dignity and public sentiment after Pahalgam terror attack and operation vermilion.

‘Cricket not more than the sacrifice of citizens’
According to the petition of the bar and bench, cricket cannot be placed above national interest, life of citizens or sacrifices of armed personnel. The petitioners have also demanded instructions for the implementation of the National Sports Administration Act 2025. This petition has been filed through advocates Sneha Rani, Abhishek Verma and Mohammad Anas Chaudhary.

Appeal to Supreme Court to intervene
The petition appealed to the Supreme Court to intervene. This high-profile match, often called the biggest match of world cricket. The focal point of the Asia Cup remains. However, due to raising national security and emotional concerns in the PIL, this match is now cloudy of uncertainty. The case is expected to be heard before the date scheduled by the Supreme Court.

India crushed UAE by 9 wickets
Meanwhile, India expressed its intentions on the field with the beginning of saving its title. India crushed the host United Arab Emirates by 9 wickets at Dubai International Stadium on Wednesday in their first match. Left -arm spinner Kuldeep Yadav put a magical spell of 4/7, while all -rounder Shivam Dubey took 3/4 wickets. The UAE collapsed for just 57 runs in 13.1 overs. Abhishek Sharma scored 30 runs in 16 balls, Shubman Gill scored 20 runs in 9 balls and captain Suryakumar Yadav remained unbeaten on 7 runs. India won in just 4.3 overs.

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