New Delhi:
YouTuber Ashish Chanchalani has demanded the Supreme Court to cancel or move an FIR in an cedar registered in Guwahati for allegedly promoting pornography on an online show.
Chanchalani is one of the nominated persons in the case registered in Assam, with the main accused due to his controversial comments on Podcaster Ranveer Allabia YouTube show ‘India’s Got Latant’.
The petition has been listed on Friday for hearing before the bench of Justice Surya Kant and Justice N. Kotiswar Singh.
In his petition, the draft was prepared through advocate Shubam Kulsh Rashastha and filed by advocate Manju Jaitley, Chanchala has demanded to abolish the FIR registered in Cyber Police Station Police Commissioner, Guwahati Crime Branch, Assam.
The petition stated, “The FIR of 2025 registered in Cyber PS Police Commissioner, Guwahati Crime Branch, Assam, number 03, as was later registered.”
Alternatively, YouTuber has demanded transfer of FIR registered in Cyber PS Police Commission, Guwahati Crime Branch, Assam, Mumbai Police Station Nodal Cyber, Mumbai as Mumbai, Mumbai Police Station Nodal Cyber, Mumbai registered at Mumbai Police Station Nodal Cyber, Mumbai for 2025 FIR The bearing number was earlier registered as 05. ,
The Gauhati High Court on Tuesday granted interim bail to Chanchala while hearing its anticipatory bail plea and asked him to appear before the investigating officer within 10 days.
Chanchalani’s counsels had argued that his customer did not reveal anything in the show and the allegations in the FIR were made against co-accused persons only.
The FIR was registered by the Guwahati police on 10 February on the complaint of a person, which was under various sections of the indecency of the Indian Nai Sanhia (BNS), the Information Technology Act, the Cinematographs Act and the Women (Prohibition) Act.
On 18 February, the apex court provided interim security to Podcaster Alladia on its comments on a YouTube show, while saying “rude” and he said that he had a “dirty mind”, who spoke to the society as shame Gave.
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