NEW DELHI: Habitat study On Monday he announced his decision to close temporarily after Shiv Sena workers destroyed the place after Uproar about the comedian Kunal KamraThe mockery of the Vice Minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde, during a show in Mumbai.
In a publication about its official Instagram management, Habitat Studio said: “We are shocked, worried and extremely broken by the recent acts of vandalism that direct us. Artists are the only ones responsible for their views and creative options.”
“We are closing until we discover the best way to provide a platform for free expression without endangering ourselves and our property. We invite all artists, audiences and interested parties to discuss and share their views freely and request their guidance so that we also respect the rights of the artists,” he added.
Meanwhile, a FIR was registered against the Secretary General of Shiv Sena Yuva Sena, Rahool Kanal, and another 19 for destroying the comedy of Habitat Stand-Up established in several sections of the Bens and Maharashtra Police Law.
Major Row exploded after Kamra made a parody of a popular Hindi song of “Dil a Pagal Hai”, which refers to Shinde as a “gaddar” (traitor). He also made jokes about recent political developments in Maharashtra, including parties divisions within Shiv Sena and NCP.
“Meri Nazar was Tum Dekho to Gaddar Nazar Wo Aaye. Haaye,” Kunal Kamra said during his show.
“Shiv Sena first came out of the BJP, then Shiv Sena left Shiv Sena. NCP left NCP, they gave nine buttons to a voter … Everyone confused,” he added.
Shiv Sena Mla Murji Patel presented a fir against Kamra and issued an ultimatum, demanding an apology in two days. Patel threatened to restrict Kamra’s movement in Mumbai and promised to raise the problem in the assembly.
“We have filed a Fir against Kunal Kamra for his comments against our leader and DCM Eknath Shinde de Maharashtra. We have demanded a quick action against him. I want to tell him that he apologizes to Eknath Shinde in two days, otherwise, Shiv Sainiks will not allow him to move freely in Mumbai,” Patel said.
“If you are seen anywhere in the public, we will paint you in black … we will address this problem in the Assembly and ask the Interior Minister of our State to order the measures against him as soon as possible,” he added.