The Delhi High Court on Thursday refused to hear two petitions seeking a stay on the release of the film The Taj Story or changes in its certification. Delhi High Court advised the petitioners to file a review petition with the Central Government under Section 6 of the Cinematograph Act.,

The certification given to the film was challenged

The petition was filed by Shakeel Abbas in Delhi High Court. They allege that facts have been distorted in the film and it can serve as a means of spreading communal propaganda. Both of them had challenged the certificate given by the Central Board of Film Certification.

During the hearing, when the petitioners asked the court to at least change the disclaimer of the film, Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyay asked whether we are a super censor board. He said that the court has its own limits and work can be done within the limits of the provisions of the law.

The court said to appeal to the central government in this matter

Delhi High Court said that there is no right to review the decision of the Censor Board in the Cinematograph Act 1952, hence such a direction cannot be given. The court allowed the petitioners to withdraw their petition and file a review petition with the Central Government.

The court also clarified that it has not given any opinion on the content of the film and if a petition is given to the Central Government, it will be decided as per law.

The petitioner had accused him of distorting history.

The petitioners in the Delhi High Court had alleged that the producers, directors and actors of the film are continuously making controversial films, due to which history is being distorted and there is a possibility of spreading tension in the society. The film The Taj Story is going to be released on 31st October.

Amir Khan Muttaki, minister of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, is on a visit to India. On Friday, he met India’s Foreign Minister S. Have met Jaishankar. Muttaki has expressed his desire to go to Deoband in UP in the press conference. Meanwhile, he will also visit the Taj Mahal. Now SP MP Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has targeted Muttaki’s visit to India and his visit to Deoband, Agra in UP. Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has opposed his visit. Meanwhile, he has also fiercely attacked the UP government and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

SP MP raised questions on Taliban minister’s visit

SP’s Sambhal MP Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has raised questions on Muttaki’s visit through a post on social media. He said that, when the Indian government itself invites and welcomes Taliban minister Muttaqi when he comes to India, no one raises questions.

He further said, but when former Sambhal MP Dr. Shafiqur Rahman Burke had given a statement about Taliban, then CM Yogi had said that he should be ashamed and UP Police had registered an FIR.

Zia-ur-Rehman Burke spoke on Amir Mattaki’s UP visit

Zia ur Rehman has targeted the Afghan Foreign Minister regarding his visit to Uttar Pradesh. He says, now the same Taliban ministers will visit Taj Mahal in Agra, will also visit Deoband and the Yogi government will give them complete security. Raising questions on this visit, the SP MP asked, why the double standards? He further asked, now who should feel ashamed and against whom will a report be filed?

Let us tell you that former SP MP Shafiqur Rahman Burke had praised the Taliban government after it was formed. Due to which he came into controversies. Now Shafiqur Rehman Burke’s grandson and SP MP Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has raised questions regarding the Taliban minister’s visit to UP.

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