Sentinel Digital Desk
Popular YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani addressed his fans for the first time since the controversy. In an Instagram video, he thanked his followers for their support and expressed hope for better times ahead.
Chanchlani assured his followers that he would continue working hard. He ended his message with, "Take care, everyone," and captioned the video, "Take care, and thanks for being there."
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has allowed Allahbadia to resume his show, provided it adheres to decency and morality standards. The show faced backlash after Allahbadia made offensive remarks on air.
In his plea, Allahbadia pointed out the effect of the ban on his business, stating that he has 280 employees. The Supreme Court recognized the significance of fundamental rights but asserted that they are subject to some limitations.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta called the show "not vulgar, but perverse," pointing to the necessity of regulatory steps to ensure that content is in accordance with societal moral standards.