Gaurav Taneja Slams Authorities Over Ranveer Allahbadia Row

Gaurav Taneja Defends Ranveer Allahbadia, Slams Authorities for Unfair Targeting

Popular YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, also known as Flying Beast, has spoken out about the ongoing controversy involving Ranveer Allahbadia’s comments on India’s Got Latent. He believes that the YouTuber is being unfairly targeted.

Gaurav Questions the Authorities

In a recent video, Gaurav Taneja shared his thoughts on the situation. He started by saying that he usually avoids controversies, but he was glad to see the youth of the nation taking a stand. However, he now questions why so many state police forces have become involved in this issue.

He pointed out that Ranveer has been summoned multiple times, and even past guests and the editor of India’s Got Latent have been dragged into the matter.

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Brings Up Sundar Pichai

Taneja then took a dig at the authorities, saying, “If they are so concerned about filthy language, why don’t they summon Sundar Pichai? He is the CEO of Google, which owns YouTube. If you really care, go and find Sundar Pichai now.”

With over 3.5 million Instagram followers, Gaurav criticized how the system works. He argued that YouTube’s algorithm detects inappropriate content, yet the authorities aren’t going after the platform’s higher-ups. Instead, they are targeting someone they see as weak.

“They won’t go after Sundar Pichai because they don’t have the guts to. Instead, they harass someone who is easier to target. This is insane!” he added.

Slams the Government

Taneja ended his video by criticizing the government, saying, “Everyone can see what’s happening here. This is not the democracy we voted for.”

Fans Support Gaurav

Many netizens agreed with Gaurav in the comment section, praising him for speaking up. Some also pointed out that Ranveer Allahbadia, also known as BeerBiceps, had already apologized for his mistake, and that should have been enough.

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