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Supreme Court Expands India’s Got Latent Case to Include Samay Raina Over Disability Jokes

The Court has impleaded Raina, directed the Cure SMA Foundation to file a writ petition, and scheduled a hearing on Ranveer Allahbadia’s passport plea for April 28.

The plea alleged that comedian Samay Raina ridiculed the disabled during his show.
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Samay Raina
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Overview

  • The Supreme Court expressed serious concern over Samay Raina’s jokes mocking persons with disabilities, including a baby with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
  • Raina has been formally added to the ongoing legal case involving Ranveer Allahbadia, who is under scrutiny for obscene remarks made on the same show.
  • The Cure SMA Foundation has been instructed to file a detailed writ petition addressing derogatory online content and the high cost of SMA treatments like the ₹16 crore Zolgensma injection.
  • The Court noted that the investigation against Allahbadia is complete and will hear his plea to reclaim his passport on April 28.
  • This case highlights broader issues of content regulation, free speech, and ethical boundaries in digital comedy and healthcare discussions.