India, March 28 -- Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra has approached the Madras high court, seeking transit anticipatory bail after multiple FIRs were lodged against him for his alleged remarks on Maharashtra deputy chief minister.
Kunal Kamra, known for his satirical comedy and outspoken views, has been facing legal trouble following complaints accusing him of making derogatory comments. The FIRs have been registered in Maharashtra, prompting the comedian to seek legal protection from arrest while he prepares to contest the charges.
Kunal Kamra is a permanent resident of Villupuram town in Tamil Nadu and thus claims Madras high court has jurisdiction. An urgent mentioning of the case was made before Justice Sunder Mohan on Friday, March 28,...
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