Mumbai Police Rejects Kunal Kamra’s Special Request: Comedian Kunal Kamra, known for his sharp political satire, finds himself in yet another controversy. Following his viral parody song targeting Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde, Kamra was issued a summon by Mumbai’s Khar Police. However, he requested a week’s time to respond, which the police have now denied, further complicating his legal troubles.
His lawyer personally visited the Khar Police Station to submit a formal request seeking an extension. Despite this, the authorities remained firm on their decision, rejecting Kamra’s plea. Reports suggest that the police are now preparing to issue a second summon under BNS Section 35.
New Parody Song Amid Controversy
Amidst his ongoing legal battle, Kamra posted another video on Instagram, featuring a new parody song. In this clip, he highlights the recent vandalism at Habitat Club and the backlash he has faced. The comedian humorously modified the iconic song Hum Honge Kamyab, replacing the lyrics with Hum Honge Kangal, taking a dig at his current situation. The video quickly gained traction on social media.
Public Reaction – Mixed Support and Criticism
Kunal Kamra often finds himself at the center of political controversies. This time, the matter has escalated as an FIR has been registered against him in Mumbai, with Shiv Sena workers demanding his arrest.
However, Kamra is also receiving support from sections of the entertainment industry and his followers. Filmmaker Hansal Mehta recently shared a post backing the comedian and recalled a similar incident he faced 25 years ago.
As the situation unfolds, all eyes remain on Kamra’s next move and the Mumbai Police’s further actions.