India's Got Latent 2 Controversy: Case registered against Mukesh Chhabra for using objectionable language in Latent

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India's Got Latent 2 Controversy: Another controversy has arisen regarding stand up comedian Samay Raina's India's Got Latent 2. In fact, in the latest episode of Latent 2, casting director Mukesh Chhabra, who was among the panelists, had allegedly used objectionable language. For which a person named Anurag Srivastava has written a letter against him to Maharashtra Cyber ​​Police and Mumbai Police Commissioner. He has written a letter and lodged a complaint against the show Mukesh Chhabra as well as Netflix India. In his complaint, he has alleged that in a recent episode of the show, very objectionable, indecent and sexually suggestive language has been used openly, which has hurt the sentiments of the people.

The complainant made this demand

Anurag says that he watched this episode on Netflix in a hotel in Mumbai on the evening of 22 September, in which Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Bhuvan Bam and Kaustubh Aggarwal were also included in the panel. During the episode, Mukesh Chhabra allegedly used vulgar language like 'Come to my Aaram Nagar…'. On which legal action is being demanded. The complainant has requested the police to investigate the authenticity of this statement and voice by asking for the original and unedited recording of the show. Along with this, Netflix India's content head Monica Shergill should be questioned as to how permission was given to stream such objectionable content on the OTT platform.

increased concern about time

Ever since Samay Raina came out with India's Got Latent 2, he has been avoiding any controversy. He always tries not to say any controversial things in the show. However, despite this, controversial things are allegedly happening in the show. The first season of Samay's Latent was closed because Ranveer Allahabadia, who came to his show, had asked objectionable questions about parents. Which people did not like at all and action was demanded against him. After which the show was closed and action was taken against Samay Raina and the rest of the panelists. Now, when somehow they are trying to distance themselves from controversies, yet another issue has arisen. With this the comedian's concern has increased. In such a situation, it remains to be seen what action the police takes against Mukesh Chhabra.

Controversy also arose due to comment on Kashmiris and Biharis

Let us tell you that earlier in an episode of 'India's Got Latent' Season 2, there was a roast exchange between host Samay Raina and panelist Sharon Verma regarding Kashmiri and Bihari identity, which became a matter of controversy. In fact, Samay Raina reportedly made fun of the pronunciation of the people of Bihar and said, 'Sharon is so Bihari that she thinks 'Ebola' means someone has said something'. He further says that she came to Mumbai in search of employment, which is 'just Bihari talk'.

Countering this, Sharon Verma took a jibe at Samay on the issue of Kashmir and said, 'At least I have left my state of my own free will'. Let us tell you that in the 1990s, there was painful and forced displacement of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley. After this comment, people expressed their anger on social media. Organizations like Jammu and Kashmir Peace Forum and BJP leader of Maharashtra strongly condemned this and said that the historical tragedy of an entire community, the pain of genocide and migration cannot be made the subject of comedy. Celebrities like singer Kailash Kher had also commented on this controversy. He advised comedians to maintain decency, awareness and respect for others in comedy.

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