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Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde has likened stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra’s jibe at him to “taking supari (contract) to speak against someone” and stressed the importance of ...

"Freedom of speech is there; we understand satire, but there should be a limit. This is like taking 'supari' (contract) to speak against someone," said Shinde. This is his first direct response to ...

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We understand satire. But there should be a limit. This is like taking 'supari' (contract) to speak against someone" On the Shiv Sainiks vandalising the studio where Kamra had performed and made ...

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In his first response to the row, Shinde likened Kamra’s jibe to “taking a supari” and said if decorum is not maintained during satire, “action causes a reaction”. Kamra put out a fresh ...

Speaking in reference to Kunal Kamra’s controversial remark against him during one of his stand-up comedies, Shinde also likened Kamra’s jibe at him to taking ‘supari’ (contract) to speak against ...

Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has likened comedian Kunal Kamra’s jibe at him to taking “supari” (contract) to speak against someone, and said a decorum should be maintained ...