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The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the ban imposed by the State of West Bengal on the screening of the controversial film 'The Kerala Story'. The Court also recorded the statement made by Additional Advocate General Amit Anand Tiwari on behalf of the State of Tamil Nadu that there is no direct or indirect ban of the movie in the State. The Court further directed the State of Tamil Nadu...

The bench comprising CJI DY Chandrachud, Justice PS Narasimha, and Justice JB Pardiwala posted the matters for further hearing in July 2023. The cases include the petition filed by the film maker against the West Bengal ban and the alleged shadow ban in Tamil Nadu and also petitions filed by others challenging the Kerala High Court's refusal to stay the screening of the film. The bench will also take a call on whether they should watch the film to ascertain if it is offensive.

As regards Tamil Nadu, Salve said that there is a "defacto ban". He refuted the Tamil Nadu Government's claim that the multiplexes withdrew the film due to poor audience reception. For that, Salve showed documents regarding the theatre collections from Tamil Nadu during the first two days, which evidence that the film was running in packed halls. "I want a direction that adequate security is given by the State and that there is no informal messaging by the State the film should not be screened", he said.

"Section 6 (of the West Bengal Cinema Regulation Act ) cannot be utilized to put a premium on pubic intolerance", CJI Chandrachud remarked. Singhvi highlighted that all the decisions cited by Salve related to pre-screening bans imposed by the States. In this case, the decision was taken post-screening, after analysing inputs on the basis of the screening of the film for three days.

Singhvi asserted that the State has the duty to act to prevent breach to public peace. When CJI pointed out that the film is running in the other parts of the country, Singhvi replied that the demographic profile of State is different. CJI then said that the power should be exercised in a proportional manner, preventing the screening in places where problems are likely, instead of imposing a blanket ban across the state.

The state of Tamil Nadu in its counter affidavit refuted the claims of the makers and stated that they have made deliberate false statements implying that Tamil Nadu has prevented the public exhibition of the film. As per the affidavit, the film in Hindi was released in 19 multiplexes in the state of Tamil Nadu on its release date, that is, May 5 2023. Additionally, there was no order banning the screening of the film in the State and the State has taken all steps to safeguard the freedom of speech and expression of the makers of the movie as guaranteed under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of India. However, as per the affidavit, Multiplex owners themselves took the decision to stop screening the film from May 7 2023 in view of "the criticism received by it/ lack of well-known actors/poor performance/Poor audience response."

On May 8, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee had announced the decision to ban the screening of the movie "to avoid any incident of hatred and violence, and to maintain peace in the state". The Government invoked the powers under Section 6(1) of the West Bengal Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1954 for this.

Challenging this decision, the film makers approached the Supreme Court invoking Article 32 of the Constitution, contending that the State Government has no power to ban a movie which has been certified for public viewing by the Central Board of Film Certification. The petitioners contend that the State Government cannot cite law and order issues to stop the screening of the movie, which will result in the violation of the fundamental rights guaranteed to them. The petitioners have also challenged the validity of Section 6(1) of the West Bengal Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1954 on the ground that it is conferring arbitrary and unguided powers to the State Government.

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