After the release of The Diary of West Bengal trailer, there was a commotion in Bengal, a legal notice was sent to the director

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The Diary of West Bengal: The trailer of the Hindi film ‘The Diary of West Bengal’, which is based on true events, has been engulfed in controversy. The West Bengal Police has sent a legal notice to the director of the film in this case and has sent a summons for questioning. It is being told that this film is based on the extremist organization Rohingya Muslims of West Bengal.

There is an allegation of trying to discredit West Bengal through ‘The Diary of West Bengal’. Jatinder Narayan Singh is the producer of ‘The Diary of West Bengal’ presented by Wasim Rizvi Films and the film is directed and written by famous film director Sanoj Mishra. Let us tell you that a notice has been sent to the director for questioning under Section 41A of the CrPC at Amherst Police Station in West Bengal. After which the director Sanoj Mishra will have to appear in the police station for questioning in front of the officer investigating the case on May 30 at 12 noon. Let us tell you that in relation to the film ‘The Diary of West Bengal’, the West Bengal Police has registered IPC Sections 120(B), 153A, 501, 504, 505, 295A and IT Sections 66D, 84B. An FIR has been registered under the Act and Section 7 of the Cinematography Act

At the same time, after receiving the legal notice, Sanoj Kumar Mishra’s lawyer Nagesh Mishra said that the FIR Recorded है अॉर हम will fight the legal battle. Let us tell you that the film is in Lucknow During the trailer launch, producer Jitendra Narayan Singh said that the situation in West Bengal has become very dangerous in the last few years. Extremist organization Rohingya Muslims of Bangladesh are being resettled there on a large scale. Jitendra Tyagi aka Waseem Rizvi accused the Mamata government and said that the West Bengal government is making the Rohingyas its vote bank and registering their names in the Aadhaar card and voter list.