The Bombay High Court pronounced its verdict on June 13 on the controversial film `Udta Punjab`.  Out of 89 cuts, HC has asked to implement only one cut. CBFC directed by Bombay HC to issue a fresh certificate to the film in two days. CBFC`s demand for a stay refused by HC. As `Udta Punjab`s release date inched closer, the film became a constant issue of discussion for cine-goers as the Censor Board asked to make as many as 89 cuts in the film. Filmmakers don`t support drugs. All characters show facets of drug menace, nothing to harm state`s sovereignty. Board should use power as per Constitution and Supreme Court`s direction.