We don't sit in ivory towers, know where Allahbadia copied comments from: SC
Supreme Court on Tuesday said it wasn't sitting in "ivory towers" and knew podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, booked for his utterances on a YouTube show, copied his comments from an Australian programme.
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«We are not sitting in ivory towers. We know from various sources. We know how he has tried to copy it from an Australian programme and from there, he has tried to pick up some actor's dialogue,» said a bench of Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh.
The bench was hearing a plea of the podcaster when it told his counsel senior advocate Abhinav Chandrachud, «He should be ashamed that what embarrassment he has caused to his parents. What language he has used.»
Allahbadia's remarks came during a India's Got Latent show, hosted by comic Samay Raina.
Chandrachud said India's Got Latent was a paid programme where subscription was given to subscribers having credit cards and it was only for adults.
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