Ranveer Allahbadia Case: SC Denies to release Passport

Ranveer Allahbadia Case: On Tuesday, the Supreme Court denied to give Ranveer Allahabadia’s passport. The Supreme Court said that they are going to reconsider the application after the investigation completes. After the investigation into the contentious statements made by Ranveer Allahabadia and others in an episode of India’s Got Latent is over, the Supreme Court said it will take into consideration the YouTuber and podcaster’s request to have his passport released so he can go overseas.

The Supreme Court is informed by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta that the case’s inquiry will be finished in two weeks. In the FIRs filed against the podcaster in Guwahati, Mumbai, and Jaipur, the Supreme Court has also extended its temporary injunction to safeguard him from arrest.

Latest Video after the case:

Following the significant controversy over his remarks on India’s Got Latent, Ranveer Allahbadia, better known by his stage name BeerBiceps, has finally made his voice heard. On Monday, almost a month later, he made a comeback with a brand-new podcast on his YouTube channel, sharing his story of overcoming an unforeseen obstacle.

Ranveer posted a preview on Instagram for the most recent episode, which stars Buddhist monk Palga Rinpoche. He discussed his life’s challenges in the podcast and gave Palga Rinpoche credit for being a source of support during difficult times.

India’s got latent Case:

Following an episode of India’s Got Latent in which he made an offensive remark to a competitor, Ranveer Allahbadia came under fire. Panelists Ashish Chanchlani and Apoorva Mukhija laughed it off, but the comment caused a lot of internet anger and led to several formal complaints against Ranveer and the show’s producers.

When the National Commission for Women (NCW) became involved, the matter became more serious, and Ranveer was requested to issue a written apology. Later, he was temporarily shielded from prosecution by the Supreme Court, which denounced his remarks as “vulgar” and claimed that his “dirty mind” shamed society.