The videos contained offensive remarks concerning women, consent, and deceased persons that violate public decency, he said.

The videos contained offensive remarks concerning women, consent, and deceased persons that violate public decency, he said.

The controversy began after Himanshu Jangra recounted, during the show, a date when he spent Rs 370 on a plate of chicken biryani. When the woman asked him to drop her home, Jangra said he sought sexual favours for the money he spent on the biryani.

The NCW said it would continue to monitor the matter closely and expected prompt and appropriate action from the concerned authorities.

The National Commission for Women has summoned comedian Pranit More and Himanshu Jangra over remarks made during a Gurugram stand-up show that allegedly glorified sexual coercion.