When the Censor Board, a central body of Government of India, granted the approval to the film the state government had no right to ban it, Paramjit Singh Kalkat and Jarnail Singh, both partners in Kalkat Production House, said in a statement issued here.
"The nod of Censor Board proves that Sadda Haq fulfils all the norms laid by government and is a clean movie to watch," they said.
The move of SGPC chief Avtar Singh Makkar to support the movie and write to censor board regarding it is the biggest proof that it does not have anything objectionable, they claimed.
"As film makers, we demand immediate removal of ban," they said.
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