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SC pulls up comedians over jokes on disabled people
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The Supreme Court addressed the issue of insensitive jokes mocking disabled individuals, asserting that such content violates their right to dignity under Article 21. The court expressed its intention to establish guidelines for stand-up comedians and digital platforms to protect marginalized communities.
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