Apoorva Mukhija recently made headlines after her comment on India's got latent went viral on social media. She was questioned by police for her conduct in show. On April 1 Apoorva deleted all her Instagram post and without telling the reason and left her followers confused. On Tuesday Apoorva made an official comeback on insatgram post India's got latent. She posted a photo collage of screen shots with trigger waring as a cover photo on Instagram profile in which there where threat messages.
In first slide it was written Trigger Waring, this post contains mentions of acid attacks, rape threats and death threats. The next 19 slides comprised of nothing, but messages and comments filled with hate, abusive language, rape threats and death threats. In caption she wrote 'and that's not even 1%.' The screen shots include rape threats acid attacks, vulgar language.
Few hours back she made another post in which she posted a quote which said, "Don't take away the story from the storyteller". Apoorva is receiving support from her followers and well-wishers. One user wrote, "We are waiting for your stories again", another commented "People hate strong women because they're jealous. Don't let them dim your light. Waiting for your comeback".
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About Controversy
The Maharashtra Cyber Cell has registered an FIR against more than 30 people associated with India’s Got Latent. The National Commission for Women has summoned YouTubers Ranveer Allahbadia, Samay Raina, Apoorva Mukhija, Jaspreet Singh, and Ashish Chanchlani. Show producers Tushar Poojari and Saurabh Bothra have also been called to appear before the commission on February 17 at its office in Delhi over alleged derogatory remarks made on the show.
The controversy erupted after Allahbadia, also known as "BeerBiceps," made a comment in a recent episode that sparked outrage. The video was later removed from YouTube after the government issued a notice. Police complaints have been filed in Mumbai and Guwahati against Allahbadia, Raina, Makhija, and others involved. Allahbadia may also be called before a parliamentary panel. Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi, a member of the Standing Committee on Information and Broadcasting, said she would raise the issue in Parliament. She criticized offensive content in comedy, stating that free speech does not permit crossing ethical boundaries.