Ranveer Allahbadia’s remarks not “obscene” under law ? The controversy surrounding Ranveer Allahbadia raises key legal questions on obscenity under Indian law. Let’s dissect what the law says and how courts interpret “obscenity”. The 2024 Supreme Court ruling on “College Romance” clarified that profanity alone isn’t obscene. If Allahbadia’s remarks are merely vulgar but not sexually provocative, they may not qualify as obscene.
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