Kunal Kamra: 'Whenever he comes to mumbai, he will have to answer; he will have to come today or tomorrow', Shiv Sena's warning to Kunal Kamra
Shiv Sena mla Murji patel said that comedian Kunal Kamra is running away from the state. He is not coming to mumbai even after the police sent him a summons. He warned that whenever Kamra comes to mumbai, he will be asked for an answer. The mla said that he would have to come to the police today or tomorrow.
Shiv Sena mla Murji patel has warned comedian Kunal Kamra that whenever he comes to mumbai, the party will ask him for an answer. He will have to come to the police 'today or tomorrow'. Let us tell you that Kunal Kamra is facing a case for making 'seditious' remarks on maharashtra Deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde.
On the complaint of Shiv Sena mla patel, mumbai police has registered a case against stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra. Patel spoke to reporters in this regard on Tuesday. During this, he said that Kamra is avoiding coming to the state. The police have sent him a summons thrice. Despite this, he has not appeared before the mumbai police for questioning. The mla said that Kamra would have to come to the police 'today or tomorrow'.
Shiv Sena mla patel further said that even after the police sent a summons, he is not coming to Mumbai. He is running away from the state. The mla said that I know that Kamra has got anticipatory bail from the madras High Court. He has sent us a copy. Many such notices keep coming and going, but whenever Kamra comes to Mumbai. We will definitely seek an answer from him.
Let us tell you that comedian Kunal Kamra is famous for his anti-establishment views. He started the stand-up show 'Naya Bharat' on his YouTube channel last month, in which he made 'seditious' remarks against maharashtra Deputy chief minister and shiv sena chief Eknath Shinde, due to which he is in controversies. On the complaint of mla patel, a case has been registered against Kamra at Khar police station under sections 353 (1) (b) (statements causing mischief in public) and 356 (2) (defamation) of the indian Penal Code.
Comedian Kunal Kamra challenged the FIR registered against him in the bombay High Court. On Kamra's petition, the High Court on Tuesday issued notice to mumbai police and shiv sena mla Patel. The High Court has said that it will hear Kamra's petition on april 16. Meanwhile, the madras High Court on Monday extended the interim bail granted to Kamra till April 17.
Comedian Kunal Kamra has claimed that he is being threatened with death after the show. Due to this he is not coming to Mumbai. Kamra said that he had requested the police to interrogate him through video conference.
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