India’s Got Latent Case: Ranveer Allahabadia Moves Supreme Court Seeking Partial Relief

YouTuber and podcaster Ranveer Allahabadia has approached the Supreme Court, requesting a modification in its order that restricted him from airing his shows. He emphasized that his platform is his primary livelihood, supporting not just himself but also 280 employees who depend on it for their earnings.

India’s Got Latent case: YouTuber and Podcaster Ranveer Allahabadia files an application in the Supreme Court seeking lifting of one part of the order which refrained him from airing his shows and says he has 280 employees and it is his livelihood.

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Financial and Professional Setback

Allahabadia, known for his long-format interviews and podcasts, highlighted the financial strain caused by the restrictions. He argued that the court’s order has paralyzed his operations, making it difficult to meet the expenses of his production team, content creation, and business commitments. The sudden halt has also led to the loss of advertising and sponsorship deals, further impacting his revenue.

Legal Arguments and Request for Relief

In his plea, Allahabadia stated that while he respects the legal process, a blanket ban on his content is too harsh and directly affects the livelihood of many. He urged the court to allow him to continue producing non-related content while ensuring full compliance with ongoing investigations. His legal team is expected to argue that freedom of expression and right to livelihood should be considered while imposing restrictions.

Awaiting Court's Decision

The Supreme Court is likely to review his plea in the coming days, with many in the digital community closely watching the case. The decision could set a precedent for content creators and digital entrepreneurs facing legal challenges while running large-scale online businesses.