Bengaluru Police has categorically refused to allow the stand-up show of comedian Munawar Faruqui to be held today. The police officer has directed the concerned auditorium to cancel Faruqui's show and categorically said, 'He is a controversial person. The police have also said, "Many states have banned their comedy shows. Munawar Faruqui's show was scheduled to be held today at 5 pm on Sunday at Good Shepherd in Bengaluru. Giving this information, a police officer said, "Munawar's show has not been allowed, he will not do any public show today. '
Faruqui is said to have planned to do a 'Dongri to Nowhere' show today. Vishal Dhuria and Siddharth Das of Delhi's Carten's Calls event organised the event in Bengaluru. But various right-wing organisations including Sriram Sena and Hindu Janajagruti Samiti had lodged a complaint with the Bengaluru police commissioner against the stand-up comedian. In fact, they all accused Munavvar Faruqui of allegedly insulting Hindu gods and hurting the religious sentiments of Hindus. Now, in the midst of all this, Faruqui has made a statement. He says, 'Hate won and the artist lost. '
You can see he wrote while issuing a statement on Twitter. "Today Bengaluru show venue got cancelled after it was threatened with sabotage. The joke I never said was jailed for, the show which has nothing to do with it is being cancelled. It is injustice. The show was liked by people all over India irrespective of their religion. It is wrong. We have cancelled 12 shows in the last 2 months amid the demolition of the venue and threats to harm the audience. I have become an excuse for their hatred, I have become the support of many by laughing, when they break up, their desires will be fulfilled, they say, "I have become a star." I think it's all over. Goodbye. However, he is also getting trolled for his post.
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