'Padmavat' is not going to be a problem, the Rajasthan government will now take the stand of the Supreme Court after MP

The problems of release of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's controversial film 'Padmavat' in Rajasthan are not visible. The state government has decided to file a reconsideration petition against the judgment of the Supreme Court.

New Delhi:   The problems of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's controversial film 'Padmavat' are not visible in Rajasthan. The state government has decided to file a reconsideration petition against the judgment of the Supreme Court. 

Rajasthan Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria said that the government has decided to file a reconsideration petition against the judgment of the Supreme Court's ban on the film. He said that the reconsideration petition will be filed on Monday or Tuesday. In order to strengthen the petition, he has also requested the Army to become a party in the petition. 

Keep the feelings of the common man in meditation

After a meeting with Karani Army leaders, Kataria said that after studying the decision of the Supreme Court, the government has decided to file a reconsideration petition in the Supreme Court. He said that the government believes that the attention of common people should be taken care of. He said that the leaders of the army were invited in the meeting and to urge the government to file a petition in the Supreme Court to strengthen them, they were also urged to form a party. Along with the Karani army, the Raj family of Mewar can also become part of the petition.

Mr. Rajput Karani, the army's patron, Lokendra Singh Kalvi, said that Bhansali Production Company has sent a letter to Mr. Rajput Karni army and Mr. Rajput Sabha of Jaipur. But this letter has been sent to fool. This letter will be burnt and no reply will be given. He said that there is nothing in it but it is a play by the film maker. There is no date for the film's performance in it. 

Kalvi said that the Supreme Court has given its decision against the ban of the film, but now the public curfew will be imposed to stop the film being released all over the country. He said that in the honor of Republic Day on January 26 we will not organize a nationwide shutdown but now people will impose curfew at the cinema houses. 

Kalvi said that for the people's curfew, film distributors, owners of cinema houses, and the public should come forward. He said that the Censor Board and the Central Government can still ban the film under the Film Act. He said that this matter is not only of Rajput society but there is discontent among the people of the whole country about the film. People's feelings have been hurt and the government should come forward to ban the film. 

Prasoon Joshi is a victim of a corrupt mindset

He said that the Prime Minister had visited Badam in recent times and he mentioned many Rajput figures in his speech but he did not mention Rani Padmavati. Mr. Rajput Karani Senna's President Mahipal Singh said that Joshi is a victim of a contaminated mentality, which has been shown by issuing certificate to the film. He said that Joshi should not enter Rajasthan. He said that if he is inside then come on your own responsibility. He urged the soldiers to boycott the weapons of one day and one day for the protest against the film.

Prasun Joshi, President of the Censor Board is going to participate on January 28 during the five-day Jaipur Literature Festival which begins on January 25. The film distributor Raj Bansal told PTI- "I will not buy the rights to distribute the film and the film because I am leaving the country on the holidays with the family on 24th January." He said that the highest After the judgment of the court, the rights to buy and distribute the film were taken, but in view of the feelings of the people of Rajasthan, instead of buying the film, Rathamikta given

Govind Khandelwal, manager of Entertainment Paradise, told that if the film distributors were not ready to buy the film then the filmmakers would contact the cinema houses for the film's performance, but there is confusion about Padmavat. Ashok Tanwar, the manager of Rajamandir 

Cinema said that when the distributors did not purchase the rights of the film, then the question of landing the film on the screen does not arise. Those who are questioning us about filming on the screen, let them know that we do not expect to get on the screen of the film. Rajasthan has about 280 screens.