Guwahati: Comedian Samay Raina appeared in front of Guwahati Crime Branch on Saturday, in relation to the case filed against him to promote pornography and pornographic material through his YouTube show ‘India’s Got Latant’. ,
The alleged accused, Samay Raina, first informed the Guwahati police that he would not be able to present before him as he was out of India for his comedy tour.
On Saturday, Samay visited the Guwahati Crime Branch to record his statement by the investigating officer.
Speaking to ANI, Ankur Jain, Joint Police Commissioner, Guwahati said that the police questioned Samay Raina and recorded their statement regarding the case.
On 10 February, the Guwahati police registered an FIR against some YouTubers and social effects, such as Ashish Chanchala, Jaspreet Singh, Apoorva Makhija, Ranveer Allahbadia, Samay Raina and others to promote pornography and sexually attached to a show sexually and weak discussion.
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Earlier, YouTuber Ashish Chanchala, who is one of the alleged accused in the case, as well as Apoorva Makhija, Podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, Comedian Samay Raina and others, appeared to record their statement before the Guwahati Crime Branch.
In the light of the ongoing legal issues, Raina recently decided to reorganize his visit to India. He took the news on Instagram to share the news, assuring the fans that the refund would be provided for the tickets.
“Hello friends, I am starting my India Tour again. You all will get a refund soon, soon you will meet,” he wrote.
Joint Commissioner of Police Ankur Jain confirmed that the notice was served to several persons nominated in the FIR, including Raina, Chanchalani, Alladia and others.
“We have given notice, but they have not yet complied. We are looking at the matter according to the legal process and will take action accordingly,” Jain said.
Similarly, Rakesh Sawant, who appeared in Got latent in India, was called by Maharashtra Cyber ​​Cell to record his statement on 27 February.
Controversial remarks were made by Ranveer Allabia during an episode recently.
The comment about a contestant from Allahabadia went viral quickly to include his parents and met with widespread criticism on social media.
The podcaster later released a public apology, accepting that his comment was not only unfair, but a lack of humor.
Allahbadia said in his apology, “My comment was not just unfair, it was not even a funny. Comedy is not my fort, I am just here to say sorry.”
He also addressed concerns about his influence on young audiences, promising to use his platform more responsibly in future. “Family is the last thing I will ever humiliate,” he said.
