'Sita Ke Pati Ka Naam, Nita Ke Pati Ka Kaam': Kunal Kamra Makes Objectionable Remark At CJP Protest, Abhijeet Dipke Shamelessly Laughs | Video

New Delhi: Displaying his incorrigible tendency to make inappropriate remarks once again, controversial comedian Kunal Kamra made offensive comments mocking Hindu Gods and a prominent leading family while taking a jibe at the Centre.

Addressing the crowd, Kamra said, "Pehle toh main kehna chahunga ki yeh jo sarkar hai, yeh jo kar rahi hai, yeh bahut saalon se kar rahi hai. Aur humne yeh dekha hai ki yeh bas Sita ke pati ka naam lekar, Nita ke pati ka kaam kar rahi hai." ("First of all, I would like to say that this government has been doing this (fooling people) for many years, and we have seen that these people are just taking the name of Sita's husband (Ram-naam) and doing the work of Nita's husband."

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Videos circulating online show a large crowd gathered to hear Kamra's speech. Following the comment, members of the audience were seen laughing, cheering and applauding the comedian. It also drew laughs from CJP's founder Abhijeet Dipke who shamelessly laughed at his remarks.

Kamra, known for his sharp political satire and criticism of the ruling establishment, has frequently courted controversy over his comments on political leaders and government policies. His latest remarks have also generated significant discussion on social media, with supporters praising his satire.

The Cockroach Janata Party's (CJP) protest demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged irregularities in the NEET examination entered its 25th day on Wednesday at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. The demonstration received a boost as comedian Kunal Kamra and Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad joined the protesters in solidarity.

Kamra attended the protest wearing a Mahatma Gandhi T-shirt, while Azad also met education reformer and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has been on an indefinite hunger strike for the past 18 days. Their participation drew large crowds and added momentum to the ongoing agitation.