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Ruling party acting against its own MP: Bombay HC questions in 'Emergency' film case

Kangana Ranaut directed and co-produced Emergency, which portrays the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and it has been delayed due to protests expressed by Sikh organisations over alleged historical inaccuracy.

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Bombay High Court/ File Photo

Bombay High Court/ File Photo

The Bombay High Court questioned whether the ruling party was working against its own MP, Kangana Ranaut, in the ongoing controversy over the certification of her film Emergency. Ranaut directed and co-produced the film, which portrays the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and it has been delayed due to protests expressed by Sikh organisations over alleged historical inaccuracy, reported PTI. 

According to the report, during the hearing, the Bombay HC chastised the Central Board of Picture Certification (CBFC) for neglecting to decide on certifying the movie.

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