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Mumbai – Kunal Kamra, who was the Parodi of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and joking, posted a message on Instagram and indirectly criticized the government. He gave the title of his post, step by step guide to the artists to eliminate undemocratic ways. In which he gave details of the practices adopted by the rulers.
36 -year -old Kunal Kamra said in a post on Instagram on Tuesday that he had to create such a discussion that the brands should stop giving them work. Second, create more chaos, so that private and corporate programs also stop. Third, make more noise so that there is no risk of organizing programs at large places. Fourth, come down on violent attack so that even small places are afraid to give them a place. And fifth, call your audience police station and convert art into a crime site. Now the artist will have only two options: either he will sell his soul and become a puppet dancing for money, or will be quietly. Kamra said, “This is not just a guideline, it is also a political weapon.” Monitoring machine.
Earlier, when there was a lot of ruckus on his comedy, Kamra cried and he said that making fun of the leaders is not against any law. Just because the leaders do not laugh at you, it does not mean that your right to laugh at them changes. Kamra often shows a copy of the Constitution at the end of his program like Rahul Gandhi and also says that his program is based on this book.
Since Kunal Kamra was granted interim bail by the Madras High Court last Friday, the Mumbai Police is currently unable to arrest Kamra. But despite this, the police went to his address in Dadar and investigated him. After which Kamra said on X that going to a address where I have not been there for the last ten years and investigating is a waste of your time and public resources. The Madras High Court set up the next hearing of the case on 7 April.
Supreme Court refused to return Ranveer Allahabad to passport
New Delhi: Ranveer Allahabadia filed a petition to return his seized passport as he had to travel frequently to meet dignitaries, but Supreme Court Justice Suryakant and Justice N. The bench of Koteshwar said that if you are given a passport, it may affect the investigation. The judges asked him to return in a fortnight after the investigation was completed. Allahabadia’s lawyer requested a change in the conditions of depositing passports and argued that this would affect the livelihood of 280 people working in him and his program, and he applied to return the passport. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said that it would take a fortnight to complete the investigation after which the Supreme Court asked Allahabadia to return after a fortnight.
