'The Kerala Story' banned in Bengal after Tamil Nadu, BJP calls Mamata Banerjee 'modern Jinnah'

The ongoing controversy over the film 'The Kerala Story' is not taking its name. This film has been made tax-free in many states, while it is being banned in many places. As soon as the film was released, the ban on 'The Kerala Story' was first seen in the southern state of Tamil Nadu. Now West Bengal has also taken a big decision and banned the film. Giving this information, a senior West Bengal official said that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has ordered an immediate ban on the exhibition of the controversial film 'The Kerala Story'. In fact, the film The Kerala Story, it was told how girls become victims of religious conversion gangs.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said about the film, why did 'The Kashmir Files' come? So that a class can be humiliated. Apart from this, he said what is The Kerala Story? This too is a misrepresented story. While reacting to the Bengal government's decision, Vipul Shah, the producer of the film, said, "If they have done this, we will take legal action."

After this statement of CM Mamta Banerjee, now BJP has also given a befitting reply. BJP's national general secretary Tarun Chugh, retorting on Mamata Banerjee's statement, has termed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee as 'Modern Jinnah'.

At the same time, Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur has also verbally attacked Mamta after this statement of Mamta Banerjee. He said a girl child of Mamata Banerjee's state was murdered. The way the daughter is dragged away, the scene is shameful. You do not answer that but do such work as banning the film.