YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, also known as Flying Beast, expressed serious concerns concerning the escalation of legal developments surrounding the Ranveer Allahbadia. “This is not the democracy that we voted for,” said Taneja in an Instagram publication, reacting to what he considers disproportionate actions against Ranveer and his team.
In a recent video, Taneja revealed that although he initially supported the counterpoup against Ranveer’s remarks, the situation took a disturbing turn. “When this controversy on beers began, I thought that the young people of this country defended their culture and their traditions, which is absolutely right. But what’s going on now? questioned.
He underlined the growing legal pressure on Ranveer, noting that not only was the youtuber summoned several times, but that the former guests and even the publisher of the program were trained in the controversy. “Police for many states have been involved. I just saw that the editor -in -chief of the show was collected. They summoned the former guests. Ranveer had to move the Supreme Court just to get his simes forced, “he said, calling the excessive situation.
By taking a blow to the authorities, Taneja pulled a strong analogy by asking why they do not target the giants of technology like Sundar Pichai for the content of YouTube. “Why don’t they invoke Sundar Pichai?” Because they can’t. They can only go after the weakest, “he said, describing the whole situation as” crazy “.
He concluded his remarks with a strong message on justice and equity. “Now everyone can clearly see what’s going on. It is not the democracy for which we voted, “he reiterated, stressing that legal action should ensure justice, and not become a selective harassment tool.
The controversy started after Ranveer Allahbadia made controversial comments during an episode of India has the latent. Although Ranveer had public apology and YouTube has removed the episode, the backlash is only strengthening. Comedian Samay Raina then deleted all the previous episodes of the series and promised to cooperate fully with the authorities.
