Delhi Based Lawyer Files Criminal Case Against Youtuber Carryminati

The criminal case was filed by Gaurav Gulati who is a lawyer based in Delhi.

He filed the complaint with the Civil Lines Police station under section 354, 509, 293 and 3/6/7 pertaining to the indecent representation of women.

In his complaint, Gulati accused the Youtuber of "making sexually coloured remarks against women, publishing objectionable content on his Youtube, roasting and representing women in an indecent manner and publishing obscene language and gestures regarding women" on his channel.

The advocated has demanded that an FIR should be lodged against Carryminati for his remarks.

Carry Minati is India's biggest Youtuber with 31.9 million subscribers. The 20-year-old started his career with game commentaries but later went on to create roast videos, which shot him to popularity overnight. He was only 10 when he started uploading videos on Youtube.

The advocate has informed that on September 06 he has filed a criminal complaint against the Youtuber for making outrageous remarks on his channel.

Earlier, a case was filed against 38 movie stars from Bollywood and Tollywood for disclosing the name of a rape victim on social media. The lawyer has demanded immediate arrest of all the 38 celebrities which includes influential figures like Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar among others. The celebrities had previously shared the news of the rape of a 26-year-old to offer condolences as well as to condemn the crime committed against her.

According to the lawyer, Gaurav Gulati, the law does not permit the revelation of the name of a rape victim. Gulati has alleged that the celebrities have broken the law and set a bad example in front of the general public. He further said that the celebrities have not shown any social responsibility of maintaining the privacy of the rape victim and instead revealed her name. Therefore, the immediate arrest of the 38 movie stars of Bollywood and Tollywood has been demanded by the lawyer.

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