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YouTuber Carryminati trims video after being accused of Hinduphobia, read details

YouTuber Ajey Nagar popularly known as Carryminati was earlier accused of promulgating anti-Hindu comedy, after he had uploaded a video titled, 'MeTube' space on YouTube.

On Saturday (December 4), popular YouTuber Ajey Nagar aka Carryminati tendered an apology after being accused of insulting Hindu sentiments in his latest YouTube video.

In an Instagram story, the creator stated, “Though having no intention of hurting anyone, I have observed that some of our fans have not liked the particular segment of my latest video. Respecting their sentiments, I have trimmed that segment of the video.”

Screengrab of the Instagram story

Carryminati was earlier accused of promulgating anti-Hindu comedy, after he had uploaded a video titled, ‘MeTube’ space on YouTube. In the contentious video, Lord Lakshman was shown being rebuked by a girl for using phone on a film set. He was then shown the door by the character of ‘Lord Ram’.

The video then went on to show the girl flirting with the character of Lord Ram. “What are you doing later?” the girl was seen asking him out for a date. This miffed adherents of the Hindu faith, who advised Carryminati against using character of Hindu Gods and Goddesses for mockery.

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