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Date: 02/06/2023

Left-governed Kerala on Friday signalled possible legal action against ‘The Kerala Story’, casting the movie about so-called love jihad and brainwashed girls joining the Islamic State (IS) as “an attempt to incite riots” and a “Sangh Parivar conspiracy to implement its agenda in the state”.
Culture minister Saji Cherian urged people to boycott the movie, saying it aims to show the state in a bad light. “People of all religions live in harmony here,” Cherian said. Other than the governing CPM, opposition Congress and Indian Union Muslim League have slammed the movie. The Sudipto Sen-directed film tells the story of a group of girls from Kerala allegedly converted to Islam and recruited to Islamic State. The film — in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam — will be released on May 5.
State opposition leader, Congress’s VD Satheesan, demanded that the state block screenings. “The film falsely claims that 32,000 women in Kerala were converted and became members of IS. This is not freedom of expression but part of an attempt to implement the Sangh agenda of creating divisions in society by casting doubts on minority groups. The trailer makes it clear,” said Satheesan.
CPM youth wing DYFI echoed the calls for legal action and alleged that the trailer “aims at communal polarisation”. IUML state general secretary PMA Salam said: “The trailer highlights CPM leader (and former CM) VS Achuthanandan’s statement regarding religious conversion made 13 years ago. CPM should clarify its present stand.” Welfare Party of India demanded a case against the film’s director Sen and the producer. Vipul Amrutlal Shah, besides a probe into the “finances of propaganda movies being produced across the country”.
Earlier, a Chennai-based journalist had petitioned CM Pinarayi Vijayan against The Kerala Story, alleging it portrays the state in a poor light and tries to create communal disharmony.