MP will review SC's order on 'Padmavat' issue, then decide on release

In Madhya Pradesh, the government had not officially issued any order on the performance of the film, but Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan had said so much on the question about the film, that whatever has been said earlier it will be applicable.

Bhopal : State Home Minister Bhupendra Singh has clarified that Madhya Pradesh is banned on the release of the film in the state, after the suspicion about the release of "Padmavat" movie in Madhya Pradesh, only after reviewing the order of the Supreme Court verdict Will take a decision. The Supreme Court has issued orders to ban the ban on the performance of "Padmavat" on Thursday.

In Madhya Pradesh, the government had not officially issued any order on the performance of the film, but Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan had said so much on the question about the film, that whatever has been said earlier it will be applicable.

During the protest against the 'Padmavat' film, the Chief Minister had announced the release of the film in the state. After that the name of the movie was changed and the release date has also come. At the same time Chief Minister's Principal Secretary S.K. Mishra denied any such official decision on this issue. State Home Minister Bhupendra Singh had said on Wednesday that in the state when 'Padmavat' is a film on the film, then the song should not be played too.

On the order of the Supreme Court's order to remove the ban on 'Padmavat', the state Home Minister said that the state has a ban on the film, after the copy of the Supreme Court order the government will review it. After looking at the order, the government will decide on the basis of what the statutory situation is, considering it.

On the question about the impact of the Karani army and the impact on the law and order, Singh said that some people are angry over the film, will review the Supreme Court order, the law system will also be reviewed and after that The government will take a decision.