Samay Raina and the controversy around his show ‘India’s Gor Latent’ has been in the news for quite some time now. According to the latest update, the infamous comedian was summoned by the National Commission for Women (NCW) in connection with the very case. Samay appeared before the Chairperson of the National Commission for Women, Vijaya Rahatkar, and he submitted a written apology.
Samay Raina’s written apology to NCW chief
According to IANS, as part of a written apology to the Commission, Samay expressed regret over his actions during his reality show. The Chairperson, addressing Samay, highlighted the importance of maintaining the highest respect and sensitivity for women in human rights forums. Further, she told Samay Raina to adhere to the standards in the future and create creative content to raise awareness on the dignity and rights of women. The comedian respectfully assured the commission that going forward, he will be maintaining decorum and will pay utmost attention to the details in regard to the dignity and respect of women. The National Commission for Women holds that all social workers to promote enhanced respect and awareness towards women in society. This situation is part of the Commission’s continuous initiative to ensure that media and digital platforms better address women’s needs and uphold their dignity.
Samay Raina and India’s Got Latent Controversy
Samay Raina’s show India’s Got Latent showcased dark humour, roast content, and more. One particular episode of the show sparked controversy for its provocative language. During the episode, Ranveer Allahbadia‘s controversial ‘would you rather’ question led to widespread backlash.lFollowing public outrage, multiple legal complaints were filed against Samay Raina, Ranveer Allahbadia, and other people associated with the show, like the Rebel Kid, Apoorva Mukhija. A thorough investigation was done, and the controversial episode was deleted from YouTube. A public apology was given by Ranveer as well, which recieved mixed reviews.
