Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra has once again failed to appear before the Mumbai Police in connection with a case involving his alleged ‘traitor’ remark. According to officials, this marks the third instance of Kamra skipping police summons. The case stems from a complaint regarding a controversial comment he made. Authorities are now considering further action due to his repeated non-compliance.
A Mumbai court has granted bail to 12 individuals, including Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) leader Rahul Kanal, who were arrested for vandalizing The Habitat Studio in Khar. The incident occurred amid a controversy involving comedian Kunal Kamra, whom the accused claimed had insulted Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde. Following their arrest by Khar police, the court decided to release them on bail. The case sparked debates over political intolerance and freedom of expression in India.
Today, On 8th March, Supreme Court judge Justice Oka expressed concern over the growing issue of illegal banners. He criticized the widespread practice, stating that it violates laws and affects public spaces. Justice Oka emphasized the need for strict action to curb this culture. His remarks highlight the importance of enforcing regulations to maintain order.