Delhi High Court to Hear Pleas on July 30 Over Centre’s Nod to Release ‘Udaipur Files’ Film

Petitions challenge government’s approval for release of movie based on Kanhaiya Lal’s murder.
CBFC re-certification request by producers also under consideration.

“Now That Centre Has Passed Order, Go to High Court”: Supreme Court on Udaipur Files Movie Row

Supreme Court has asked petitioners to approach Delhi High Court over the challenge to Udaipur Files release. The film, based on tailor Kanhaiya Lal’s murder, faces objections for allegedly vilifying Muslims.

“Judiciary Must Stay Away from This Nonsense”: Supreme Court Weighs Rights, Refuses to Rush Judgment on ‘Udaipur Files’

Supreme Court hears plea on ‘Udaipur Files’ film release, weighing free speech against accused’s fair trial rights. Justices question CBFC cuts, Centre’s role, and prejudice to ongoing trial.

“Udaipur Files Release Stayed”: Delhi HC Acts to Protect Fair Trial and Communal Harmony

The Delhi High Court has stayed the release of “Udaipur Files” until the Centre decides on a plea challenging its CBFC certification. The film, based on the 2022 Udaipur murder, is alleged to threaten communal peace.

[Kanhaiya Lal Murder Case] “BJP-led Central Govt’s NIA Showed No Special Interest in Punishing the Culprits”| Rajasthan HC Grants Bail to One Accused

On Thursday(5th September), Mohammad Javed, an accused in the 2022 Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal murder, was granted bail by the Rajasthan High Court after the NIA court denied his plea. Former CM Ashok Gehlot accused the BJP of exploiting the case for electoral gain, while BJP leader Rajendra Rathore emphasized the party’s commitment to punishing the culprits.

“What About Kanhaiya Lal?” SC Asked PIL Petitioner

Today (16th April): The Supreme Court urged a comprehensive approach to addressing mob lynching, cautioning against selective focus on specific incidents. The PIL raised concerns about rising violence against minorities, particularly victims of cow vigilante attacks, and emphasized the need for urgent financial support for affected families. The Court directed states to respond within six weeks regarding action taken in such cases.