New Delhi: Comedian Kunal Kamra is making headlines due to his controversial ‘Gaddar’ (trait) joke, allegedly for the purpose of Maharashtra Vice President Eknath Shinde. In a recent update on the dispute, the Mumbai Police has rejected the request of a stand-up artist for a week’s time to come forward to the authorities. Kamra’s lawyer appealed to the Khar police station and responded to the person, but the police have rejected the request.
The Khar police will issue a second summons to Kunal Kamra today under Section 35 under Section 35.
Earlier, the Mumbai Police called the comedian, asked him to appear before the investigating officer on Tuesday. The MIDC police initially filed an FIR against him for his deep remarks during a comedy show in Habitat, Mumbai. The case was later transferred to the Khar police for further investigation.
The 36 -year -old comedian, who is facing a public investigation on his comment, revealed that his phone number was shared online. As a result, they have received more than 500 calls. According to NDTV reports, several callers have issued a warning, some threatened to kill or cut it.
Kunal Kamra’s Jib in FM Nirmala Sitarman
Comedian Kunal Kamra, who is facing criticism and defamation allegations on his secret comments, is now back with a new video. In the viral video recorded during his show at Habitat, Kamra can be seen singing the parody version of the popular song ‘Hawa Hawaii’.
Amidst ongoing controversies, Kamra’s singing video has created an online debate. Parodi, the characteristic of the song is, “Aapka Tax Ka Paisa Ho Raha Hawa Hawai”, takes subtle digs in the BJP -led center, such as traffic congestion and collapse bridges.
The video in the video was the song Kamra, “Traffic badhene is hai ayai, bridges downtine Yeh Hai Ayai, Kehte Hai ISCO Tanashahi (dictatorship).”
Kunal further accuses the center of neglecting the aspirations of the middle class, which are created to pay more taxes than corporates.
“Desh me itni mehngai sarkar ke sath hai aaii logon ki lotne kamaai, sari waali diadi aayi, salary churane yeh hai aayi, middle class dabaane yeh haii, Popcorn KHILAGARANE YEH Haii, Kehilane Yeh Haii, Kehilane Yeh Haii ISKO Dirira Tai said.
Kamra further excavated an FM Nirmala Sitarman’s education, he said, “She is a student of JNU, who is entitled to the country, Padhi Banaras Hindu University at Galat University Hoti Hoti Hoti, I was the finance minister of Padhi Hoti Toh Achi. The video ended.
Several political leaders condemned Kamra’s remarks during their stand-up show and demanded action against her. In response, on Tuesday, Kamra made fun of Shiv Sena workers for the vandalism of The Habitat Comedy Club in Mumbai, where they had previously performed.
Kamra said in her first statement amid controversy, “I will not apologize … I am not afraid of this crowd, and I will not hide under my bed, waiting for it to die.”
On Tuesday, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said, “Our CM Devendra Fadnavis responded on the issue on behalf of the government. Our CM has said that action will be taken as per the law.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis took a strong stance on the allegedly derogatory comments made by stand-up artist Kunal Kamra against Eknath Shinde. Speaking in the state assembly, the Chief Minister said, “We appreciate humor and satire. We accept political satire, but if it leads to torture, we do not accept freedom of expression.” He said that Kamra staged a “low-quality” comedy.
The CM said, “This artist makes a statement against the Prime Minister, the Chief Justice; he wants to gain fame by creating a controversy. He targeted Eknath Shinde and staged a low quality comedy,” CM said, “People will decide whether Eknath Shinde is a traitor or a self -proclaimed person or not.”
(With ANI input)
