Stand-up comedians who cross limits need to be taught lesson: Sena MLC to bring motion in House
Shiv Sena MLC Manisha Kayande plans to introduce a motion in the Maharashtra legislature to regulate stand-up comedians who allegedly cross limits under the guise of free speech. This follows controversies involving comedians making remarks about non-consensual conduct and parody songs.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing tension between freedom of expression and social responsibility in Indian public discourse.
Alleging that stand-up comedians are crossing all limits under the pretext of freedom of expression and need to be taught a lesson, Shiv Sena leader Manisha Kayande on Saturday (June 13, 2026) said she will introduce a motion against such acts in the upcoming monsoon session of the State Legislature.
The article focuses on a conservative political push to restrict speech, though it maintains a neutral reporting style.
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