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ISKCON files complaint against Comedian Surleen Kaur for Use of Inappropriate words; Refuses Shemaroos Apology in the Matter

By Priyam Jain      01 June, 2020 04:39 PM      0 Comments
ISKCON Temple Comedian Surleen Kaur

A police complaint was lodged by ISKCON against stand-up comedian Surleen Kaur and Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd for using inappropriate words for ISKCON, for our rishis, and Hindus. 

The said complaint was issued after a video of Kaur went viral on social media in which she can be heard saying, Beshak hum sab ISKCON wale hain, par andar se sab porn wale hain. The complaint was filed on May 29,2020 after a massive outrage ensued on social media. 

In a recent Tweet, Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd declared, Further to our unconditional apology to ISKCON community for the comments made by Ms. Surleen Kaur, we have decided to disassociate ourselves from any further involvement with Ms. Surleen Kaur and Mr. Balraj Syal as they failed to meet our standards of public decency. 

Following this, it released another statement adding, All the good work, especially the spiritual and social service, that ISKCON has done over the years to benefit countless people across India and elsewhere, including its contributions of feeding 5 crore meals during the COVID lockdown.

Refusing the apology, Radharamn Das, Vice President and Spokesperson ISKCON said that is has become a trend to demean Sanatan Dharma. He further tweeted, No more, we will make an example out of this nonsense. Enough is enough. 

Similarly, in a letter by Das, he said, Where Hinduism/ Sanatan Dharma and our Rishi-Munis, Deities, etc. are being constantly abused by a group of people and organizations. 

He lastly commented, Misusing the tolerant nature of the followers of Sanatan Dharma and their abuses and language and volume of abuse has only grown louder day by day.

 



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