S.MURALIDHAR
JAGAT TALKIES DISTRIBUTORS – Appellant
Versus
DY. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE – Respondent
1. The Petitioner Jagat Talkies Distributors is aggrieved by the impugned order dated 7th February 2005 passed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Licensing), Delhi revoking the Cinematography licence issued to it, order of the Lieutenant Governor, Govt. of NCT of Delhi dated 28th April 2005 in appeal suspending the licence, and a subsequent order dated 22nd May 2007 of the DCP (Licensing), Delhi rejecting the renewal application of the Petitioner on the ground that an FIR had been registered against it.
2. The impugned order of 7th February 2005 states that on the complaint of one Shri S. Abhinandan Reddy and Shri Kailash Joshi of M/s Knight Watch Security Limited, a raid was conducted on 6th September 2004 by the authorized agent of Central Board of Film Certification (‘CBFC’), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, New Delhi in the Jagat Cinema Hall situated in the area of Jama Masjid, Delhi. At that time, the film "Korean Ki Laila" was being screened. The film began at 4 pm. The raiding party bought tickets and watched the film up to 5.45 pm. It found that a pornographic film was being shown in the picture hall in the guise of the regular film "Korean Kil Laila". On t
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