Jharkhand bans Dera chief's film 'MSG-2'

September 19, 2015 14:51

MSG-2 The Messenger, directed by Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, was today banned in Jharkhand.

Referring to some "objectionable" dialogues against tribal communities, Chief Minister Raghubar Das issued the order to impose ban on the film which was released in the state yesterday, an official release said.

"Playing with the sentiments of tribals or people of any section of the society will not be allowed...screening of the controversial film will not be allowed in the state," Das said in a statement. The film is a sequel to the MSG: The Messenger released earlier in the same year.

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