The latest assertion by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that truth cannot be kept hidden for a long time and always makes it way out is really quite genuine and logical as far as present scenario is concerned. Speaking during Parliamentary Committee meeting of Bharatiya Janata Party after victory of party in assembly elections recently held in 4 states, the Prime Minister without naming anybody said that few people want the nation and world to see as per their view point and are always indulged in hiding the wrongdoings from them. Lauding the recently launched movie on KPs exodus ‘The Kashmir Files’, he said that the movie has rattled the ecosystem which was always trying to hide truth from people. He further clarified all those who are opposing the movie on one ground or another; don’t want people to know the reality, which they had kept under the carpet for years altogether. The Prime Minister further said that it is most surprising that even those, who during past several years were talking high regarding the ‘freedom of expression’ are too opposing the movie which is based on the miseries and sufferings faced by Kashmiri Pandits years back in Valley after which they migrated to several other parts of the country leaving their homes and hearths at the mercy of Almighty. The Prime Minister said that earlier none in the world was aware regarding the contributions of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi but one foreigner made a film on him after which the entire world came to know about the great soul. The Prime Minister further said that it is really surprising that till date no one has dared to make a movie on the tragedies faced by the country like partition, emergency etc as there is a particular group which is continuously trying to bury the facts. He further advised all those opposing the movie as a futile attempt to keep the dark shades hidden to express their side by making another movie in place of opposing the one which is receiving huge appreciation from all quarters. Pertinent to mention here that several states have already declared the movie ‘The Kashmir Files’ as tax-free so that more and more people can see the same and can imagine the intensity of pain and agony, which the Kashmiri Pandits underwent in 1990 across the Valley.