Supreme Court allows Allahabadiya to start the show

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed YouTuber Ranveer Allahabadia to resume his podcast 'The Ranveer Show'. The court laid down the condition that he will not show anything obscene in his show.

The YouTuber had filed an application in the court demanding the removal of the part of the court order which barred the show from being broadcast.

After the controversy over the indecent comments on parents in Samay Raina's show 'India's Got Talent', FIRs were filed against him in many cities of the country. After this, celebrities refused to appear in Allahabadia's podcast 'The Ranveer Show'.

Allahabadia had filed a petition in the Supreme Court demanding that the FIRs being registered against him and the arrest be stopped. On February 18, the court gave an interim order on Ranveer's petition and stayed the arrest and said that Ranveer and his companions will not do any show till further orders.

Supreme Court laid down 3 conditions

Justice Suryakant and Justice N Koteshwar Singh said, 'During the show, we will not make any comment about the case going on in Allahabad Court.'

At present, they will not be able to leave the country. Permission can be given only after they join the investigation.

They will make the show for people of all age groups. For this, they will have to give an undertaking.

The Supreme Court said, 'One of you went to Canada and talked about this case. These youngsters think they know too much. We know how to fix them.'

On this comment of the court, Allahabadia's lawyer said, 'The people who have made such comments have no connection with my client. Allahabadia will not make any indecent comment. He will not say a single indecent word.'