Supreme Court says Samay Raina ‘took court for a ride’, pulls up Ranveer Allahbadia over non-compliance
“We believe that (Comedian) Samay Raina appeared in court and blatantly violated our orders,” the apex court said during the hearing.
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In August last year, the Supreme Court directed India’s Got Latent host Samay Raina and other comedians associated with the show to issue an unreserved public apology for mocking disabled people and people with rare genetic disorders.
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During the hearing, the top court observed that such conduct could lead to penal consequences under the Information Technology Act. He also asked the comedians to apologize through their podcasts and other public platforms and to inform the court of any penalties or costs they are willing to incur.
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