Shiv Sena's Bold Stance Against Kunal Kamra's Parody

Members of Shiv Sena's youth wing displayed a photograph of comedian Kunal Kamra outside a public toilet in Indore to protest his parody song about deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. They threatened to blacken Kamra's face and parade him if he visits Madhya Pradesh, accusing him of spreading offensive content.

Tensions have escalated as Shiv Sena's youth wing activists launched a protest against comedian Kunal Kamra's parody song targeting Eknath Shinde, Maharashtra's deputy Chief Minister.

The protest took a symbolic turn as activists placed Kamra's photograph outside a public toilet in Indore, voicing their displeasure over what they describe as 'filth in the name of comedy.' They chanted slogans against the comedian, who remains unapologetic amid the uproar.

Anurag Sonar, leader of the Madhya Pradesh Yuva Sena, declared that should Kamra step foot in the state, activists would blacken his face and parade him through the streets as a form of protest.

(With inputs from agencies.)