Overview
- The Supreme Court has formally impleaded comedian Samay Raina in the ongoing case against Ranveer Allahbadia for allegedly insensitive content on their YouTube show 'India's Got Latent.'
- Raina's remarks mocked blind individuals and a two-month-old infant requiring a ₹16 crore life-saving injection for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
- Justice Surya Kant called the allegations deeply disturbing and directed that measures be suggested to address such content issues.
- The Cure SMA Foundation of India filed an intervention, urging the court to consider the exorbitant cost of SMA treatments like Zolgensma, priced at ₹16 crore.
- Both Raina and Allahbadia recently recorded statements with the Maharashtra Cyber Cell in connection with the case.