
🔥 The supreme court Just Slammed the Brakes on Insensitive Comedy! 🔥
India’s highest court has spoken loud and clear—mocking disabilities is NOT comedy, it’s cruelty.
Justice Suryakant’s fiery words cut through the noise:
👉 “This is not freedom of speech. You cannot hurt the sentiment of others.”
👉 “Your apology in court is not enough. Post it on social media where you mocked people in the first place!”
This isn’t about silencing comedians. It’s about drawing a bold line between humour and humiliation.
⚡ Remember how Munawar Faruqui was dragged into controversy for alleged religious jokes?
⚡ Or how Tanmay Bhat’s Snapchat filter video mocking lata mangeshkar and sachin tendulkar caused nationwide outrage?
⚡ Even AIB’s roast with Ranveer & arjun was pulled up because “entertainment” crossed into “insult.”
The lesson is simple: freedom of expression isn’t a license to demean.
And now, the supreme court is asking the Centre to frame guidelines for social media influencers and comedians.
👉 No more cheap laughs at someone else’s pain.
👉 No more “likes” at the cost of dignity.
This is a golden opportunity to set a global standard:
Comedy that uplifts, not humiliates.
Influence that inspires, not insults.
Content that unites, not divides.
💥 Today, india tells the world:
Humanity is above hashtags.
Respect is bigger than reach.
And dignity will always trend higher than insensitivity.
Jai Hind to integrity over insult! 🙌