Parody Song Sparks Controversy: Kerala Police Registers Case

The Kerala police's cyber crime unit has registered a case over a parody song 'Pottiye Kettiye' which allegedly hurt religious sentiments during local elections. The song references the Sabarimala gold case and has sparked political debate. Investigations are ongoing to identify responsible parties.

The Kerala police's cyber crime wing has registered a case against unidentified individuals over a controversial parody song, 'Pottiye Kettiye'. The song, circulated during recent local elections, allegedly disrespected religious sentiments by referencing the Sabarimala gold loss case.

State Police Chief Ravada Chandrasekhar received a complaint Tuesday, forwarding it to Additional Director General of Police H Venkatesh for action. An FIR has been lodged under sections concerning deliberate religious outrage and statements inciting public mischief.

This case has ignited political tension, with various parties weighing in on its implications. The ruling CPI(M) considers additional complaints, while opposition leaders criticize the song's perceived motives. Ongoing investigations will identify involved parties as political discussions continue.

(With inputs from agencies.)