The Supreme Court today refused to give any date for hearing of the plea which is seeking stay on release of the movie Indu Sarkar. <br/><br/>A woman, who claims to be the biological daughter of late Sanjay Gandhi, has moved the Supreme Court seeking a stay on the release of the movie. The petitioner told the Court that the movie, scheduled to be released this Friday, is allegedly full of concocted facts and is totally derogatory.<br/><br/>The plea has challenged the July 24 order of the Bombay High Court dismissing her plea to stay the release of the Madhur Bhandarkar-directed movie on 1975 Emergency. The high court had said that the petitioner had not made out any case for the court to interfere and stay release of the movie after the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) already granted certificate to the movie.<br/><br/>The Bombay High Court had also noted that no acknowledged descendant of Sanjay Gandhi has raised objection to the film.

The Plea in SC to stay release of film 'Indu Sarkarto give any date for hearing of the plea which is seeking stay on release of the movie Indu Sarkar. <br/><br/>A woman, who claims to be the biological daughter of late Sanjay Gandhi, has moved the Supreme Court seeking a stay on the release of the movie. The petitioner, Priya Singh Paul told the Court that the movie, scheduled to be released this Friday, is allegedly full of concocted facts and is totally derogatory.