Government create rules to play national anthem in cinema hall: Supreme Court

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has put the ball in the back to the government on playing the national anthem in the cinema hall. court first ordered to play the national anthem at the cinema hall, now said, “It is the job of the government to make such a rule. The government wants to make rules on this or not?. “The next hearing on this matter will be countered on January 9.

However, the court has refused to change its old order at this moment. That is, now the national anthem will continue to play in theaters before statring of every show.

Let us tell you that the Kerala Film Society demand from court to withdraw its order. The petitioner opposed the order to play the national anthem in theater, describing the cinema hall as the place of entertainment. Judge DY Chandchood, member of the bench, agreed with these arguments.

The main thing was that the bench hearing in the Supreme Court was headed by Chief Justice Deepak Mishra. He had ordered to play national anthem at the cinema hall last year.

The attorney general said, “India is a country full of diversities. Here people are divided in many religions, caste, language and region. The national anthem binds them into a formula. The court order was right. It is also in the jurisdiction of the court. “On this, the court told the government that they themselves would consider making rules on this matter. At the moment there is no change in the previous order.