Comedian Munawar Faruqui booked for insulting Hindu Deities

New Delhi: A case has been filed against comedian Munawwar Faruqui and four others. This case has been registered after a complaint by a person named Eklavya Singh Gaur. After this, the five have been arrested. Kamlesh Sharma, in-charge of the station has given the information of this.

Comedian arrested for insulting and targeting Hindu Gods:

Munawar Faruqui is a comedian from Gujarat. He has been arrested following a complaint. He made objectionable remarks insulting Hindu deities and Home Minister Amit Shah. Police said that a comedy show was put up in the Cafe 56 shop area in Indore on Friday.

Eklavya Singh said that went to attend the show with his friends. The comedian made abusive remarks there. This also led to a dispute there. After all, after the complaint of Eklavya Singh, the police took action.

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Kamlesh Sharma says, 'A case filed against Munawar Faruqui. Eklavya Singh Gaur has also given disputed video footage of the comedy show. Now five comedian are under arrest.' The complaint states that Hindu deities and India Offensive language used against the Home Minister Amit Shah.

The names of four other accused are Edwin Anthony, Prakhar Vyas, Priyam Vyas and Nalin Yadav. All have been arrested under sections 295A and 269 of the IPC.

Eklavya says that after purchasing tickets, Munawar Faruqui was performing as chief comedian. When he was watching a comedy show with his friends. He made fun of Hindu Gods and also made objectionable remarks on India's Home Minister Amit Shah. It is said that earlier too many artists were arrested for making objectionable remarks on Hindu deities.

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