'Kunal Kamra's jokes were just political sarcasm', petition filed…
Amid the controversy over Kunal Kamra, a petition has been filed in the high court in support of the comedian. In this petition, it has been demanded that jokes be recognized under Article 19 of the Constitution because Article 19 of the Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and expression.
Law student Harshvardhan Khandekar has filed a petition supporting Kunal Kamra through advocate amit Katarnavare. In this petition filed in the bombay high court, it has been claimed that Kunal Kamra's jokes fall under the category of sarcasm and political criticism.
'Kunal Kamra's jokes do not spread any kind of hatred or...'
In the petition filed in the high court, it has been said that Kunal Kamra's jokes were not intended to spread any kind of hatred or animosity. They were just sarcasm. The petition also demanded that action should be taken against the officials responsible for the action taken by the municipality against Habitat Studio in Khar. The municipality has taken over the studio in Khar. In such a situation, it has been alleged in this petition that this decision has been taken in a biased manner and the municipality has misused its jurisdiction.
4 FIRs registered against Kunal Kamra
Kunal Kamra has got into legal trouble for reciting a controversial poem on maharashtra Deputy cm Eknath Shinde. A total of 4 FIRs and two NC (non-cognizable) offenses have been registered against the comedian so far. All these cases have been registered under sections 353 (1) (B), 353 (2), 356 (2) of the BNS. These cases have been transferred to the Khar police for further investigation.
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