As the plot thickens across the controversy on the upcoming film ‘The Kerala Story’, a Muslim physique within the state has introduced a Rs 1 crore reward for individuals with a catch – the reward will solely be given to those that are capable of show the ‘allegations’ leveled within the film.
The Kerala Story, which is ready to be launched throughout theatres on May 5, reveals the story of over 32,000 girls who had disappeared from the state, modified their faith, after which joined the fear outfit ISIS. The film additional claims that it’s primarily based on a real incident.
The announcement of the reward associated to The Kerala Story was made by the Kerala State Community of Muslim Youth League, who stated maintained that the allegations leveled towards the Muslim neighborhood within the film are false and baseless.
The Muslim youth physique additional stated that they’ll open assortment centres throughout all districts in Kerala for gathering proof, and anybody can come ahead and drop the proof that they’ve on the assortment facilities until May 4, a day earlier than the discharge of the movie.
This comes as The Kerala Story has kicked up a significant political row within the state, with the state authorities in addition to many political outfits demanding that the screening of the film be banned because it spreads alleged misinformation concerning the Muslim neighborhood.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan additionally talked towards the film just lately, saying that The Kerala Story is being launched with the intention of sparking communal tensions within the state and spreading hate propaganda towards Kerala.
The trailer of The Kerala Story was launched a couple of weeks in the past and sparked an enormous row, pertaining to themes comparable to mass spiritual conversion, girls becoming a member of ISIS, and ‘love jihad’. The trailer confirmed the story of 4 girls who transformed to Islam to affix the ISIS.
(With ANI inputs)
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