The popular reality show India’s Got Latent has found itself at the center of a major controversy. An FIR has been registered against several individuals involved in the show, including artists, judges, and producers. The legal battle has now escalated, with the Supreme Court stepping in.
FIRs and Investigations
Authorities have ordered the removal of all episodes of the show while the investigation continues. The show's social media accounts have also been deactivated following the intervention of cyber officials. Summons have been issued to 42 individuals, including content creators, artists, and producers.
This move has sparked outrage, with many questioning why artists should face legal action for their involvement. Influencer Mohak Mangal commented sarcastically that authorities should arrest everyone who liked the controversial videos.
Ranveer Allahbadia’s Legal Trouble
Popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia has also been implicated in this controversy. Maharashtra and Guwahati police have summoned him multiple times, but he remains unreachable. Jaipur police have also filed a case against him.
The Supreme Court, while granting interim protection from arrest, has imposed strict conditions. Ranveer must:
- Fully cooperate with the police
- Submit his passport
- Not leave the country without court permission
- Stay away from show business for a while
Public Reactions and Industry Opinions
YouTuber Fukra Insaan highlighted how divided opinions have become, with two major factions—one supporting India’s Got Latent and the other actively opposing it. Content creators, including Scout, have expressed concerns about speaking publicly, fearing backlash.
Meanwhile, singer B Praak, who had initially criticized Ranveer, has now softened his stance, stating that sincere apologies should be accepted.
Final Thoughts
As the controversy continues, legal proceedings will determine the fate of India’s Got Latent and those involved. Whether the Supreme Court's conditions will resolve the matter remains to be seen.
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