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Supreme Court has refused to accept the demand of Punjab govt to ban the film and after listening to today's argument with Sadda Haq counsel Colin Gonsalves .The Supreme Court has made a committee of five counsels who will watch the movie Tom and give their report to the supreme and the Chief Justice will give the decision accordingly.

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Sat Siri Akal to all,
Aj Supreme court vich Sadda Haq v/s Punjab and other states vich zordar arguments hon de sambavana hai,Case di sunvahi 2PM onwards hovege..........May the Truth Wins.......... Sadda Haq has already got 'U' which meansunrestricted exhibitions for all so do you think Punjab and other states have any right to ban this movie ??? The Indain Law says no govt can ban a movie which is cleared by CBFC.In a similar case ''Arrakshan'' was banned by UP and Punjab states but Supreme court lifted the ban on the above mentioned ground.so Rab de mehar hovege te aj Sadda Haq will gets its Haq in India.
Supreme Court has made a committee that five sr counsels will watch the movie "Sadda Haq" and they will take the final decision about the movie whether the ban should be lifted in India or not?
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Watch out for the opponents of the film organising Shiv Sena/RSS demos.

SC clears release of ‘Sadda Haq

R Sedhuraman

Legal Correspondent

New Delhi, April 26

The Supreme Court today cleared the release of Punjabi movie Sadda Haq (Our Rights) in Punjab, Chandigarh and Delhi on the recommendations of a four-member panel of senior advocates that watched it at a special screening in the court complex.

A three-member Bench headed by Chief Justice Altamas Kabir passed an order asking the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to consider revising the classification of the movie, based on the Khalistani movement in Punjab in the 1980s, from “U” (universal viewing) to “A” (restricted to adults) as recommended by the lawyers’ panel.

The Bench also asked the producers and distributors of the movie not to make use of the controversial promotional song “Baggi” in any manner whatsoever. The producers, who had approached the Supreme Court challenging the ban on the movie in Punjab, Delhi and Chandigarh, agreed to all the conditions. The movie had been banned apprehending law and order problem, but the panel did not agree with this. The apex court also said the CBFC “may” complete its formalities by April 29 as the movie was already running in other parts of the country.

Yesterday, the SC had set up the lawyers’ panel, including senior advocates Fali S Nariman and Rajeev Dhavan, to view it and submit its views. The committee, which also included Additional Solicitor General Indira Jaisingh and senior advocate Rebecca John, was unanimous in its view that no government could ban any movie certified by the CBFC. It also said there was nothing objectionable in the movie.

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• The movie is based on the Khalistani separatist movement in Punjab in the 1980s and was banned apprehending law and order problem

• A three-member Bench passed an order asking the Central Board of Film Certification to consider revising the classification of the movie from "U" (universal viewing) to "A" (restricted to adults)

• It also asked the movie's producers and distributors not to make use of the controversial promotional song 'Baggi'

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