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The Sun
16-07-2025
- The Sun
Police confirm nudity at E-Hati motivational programme in Shah Alam
SHAH ALAM: Police have verified that four individuals performed a nude and lewd act during a segment of the 'Queens Night' event, part of a family motivational programme organised by E-Hati last year. Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan stated the incident occurred under Package B, priced at RM9,000, which included exclusive activities for female participants. The controversial scene, termed 'rebirth,' was intended as a motivational exercise. Hussein clarified that the programme, titled 'Finding Happiness Again,' was not religiously themed and involved participants from various backgrounds. Authorities have recorded statements from 30 individuals, including organisers and attendees, while urging remaining participants to cooperate. Investigations are ongoing under Section 294 of the Penal Code for obscene acts, Section 509 for insulting modesty, and Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955. Police seized event equipment and beverages served during the programme, pending lab analysis for illicit substances. Six suspects, including E-Hati's founders, were remanded for three days following their arrest. No video or photographic evidence of the incident has surfaced. - Bernama
Barnama
16-07-2025
- Barnama
E-Hati: Police Confirm Nudity At Motivational Programme
Selangor Police Chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan speaks at a press conference on the success of the Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department in cracking down on a heroin distribution syndicate worth RM4.13 million at the Selangor Police Contingent Headquarters. SHAH ALAM, July 16 (Bernama) -- Police have confirmed that four individuals performed a nude and lewd scene during an event called 'Queens Night' held last year as part of a family motivational programme at a convention centre here. Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said the programme, titled 'Finding Happiness Again,' was organised by the motivational company E-Hati, which offered two packages with different prices and activities. Package A was priced at RM6,000, while Package B, costing RM9,000, included the 'Queens Night' event where the incident took place. During this event, four participants performed a scene known as 'rebirth' intended to boost motivation. 'Package B was exclusive to about 50 female participants from diverse professional and ethnic backgrounds,' Hussein said at a press conference today. Hussein added that statements have been recorded from 30 organisers, facilitators and participants to assist with the investigation. 'We have identified 50 participants and urge others to come forward to help. Failure to do so may result in arrests,' he warned. Police also seized equipment used during the event and liquids served to participants. Tests by the Chemistry Department are pending to determine if drugs or other illicit substances were involved. The case is being investigated under Section 294 of the Penal Code for obscene acts in public, Section 509 for insulting modesty and Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955. Hussein clarified the programme was not Islamic-themed, involving participants of various faiths.
Indian Express
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Apoorva Mukhija aka Rebel Kid says she lost her home, show, and brand deals amid India's Got Latent row; launches new series
Just weeks after dropping a 35-minute video apologizing for her comments on the now-infamous India's Got Latent episode, digital creator Apoorva Mukhija — better known as The Rebel Kid — has returned with another emotional update. In a new Instagram reel, she reflects on the backlash that followed, the accusations of 'playing the victim card,' and how she's trying to rebuild after what she calls a deeply 'dehumanising' experience. The reel features Apoorva narrating parts of her journey, accompanied by a voiceover that outlines the choices she felt she had after the controversy exploded. 'One was to stand up and expose everyone who was wrong,' she says, but admits that would have been futile. Another was to give up completely, be depressed and cry all day. And… she chose that one. What followed, she explains, was a personal and professional unravelling. She lost her home, her show, brand partnerships, and faced a tidal wave of public scrutiny. 'I thought things couldn't get any worse… but they did,' the voiceover says. Yet amid the chaos, Apoorva found one thing she held on to — hope. View this post on Instagram Shared post on Time The reel marks the launch of a new video series titled Finding Happiness Again, which will chronicle her journey toward self-discovery, resilience, and healing. Each episode will document personal milestones and life lessons. 'So while everything was falling apart, I went on a quest to find myself,' she says, urging viewers to 'follow along.' For those unfamiliar, Apoorva was one of the judges on comedian Samay Raina's now-deleted show India's Got Latent, which faced heavy backlash for a segment that was widely criticized for a comment by YouTuber Ranveer Allahabadia. Following public outrage, the show was taken down from YouTube, FIRs were filed, and investigations launched. The fallout reportedly forced Apoorva to vacate her home and face a barrage of online and offline consequences.
Time of India
21-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Apoorva Mukhija breaks silence after vacating Mumbai flat post India's Got Latent controversy: 'She lost her house, her show, her self-esteem... but not hope'
Content creator Apoorva Mukhija , better known online as The Rebel Kid , has announced a deeply personal new series titled Finding Happiness Again , inspired by her struggles following the backlash to the India's Got Latent controversy . Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Apoorva reveals she went on 'side quests' to rediscover joy Taking to Instagram, shared that she will soon release a series of videos chronicling her journey of healing and growth. She revealed that after spending weeks sulking, she embarked on several 'side quests' to feel happy again. Each experience, she said, taught her a valuable lesson that she now wishes to share with her audience. The announcement video features a narrator recounting how the situation spiralled for Apoorva, 'She would lose her house, her show, a lot of brand deals and her self-esteem… The one thing she never lost was hope. Hope to one day be happy again." The video also revealed the title of the upcoming series Finding Happiness Again and explained how Apoorva decided to document her journey while everything around her was 'falling apart.' She captioned the video, "Maut me bhi masti nahi ruki 🥰 The voice is @ayushwadhwa who has also been my biggest cheerleader and inspiration in this game of life." Just days before the announcement, Apoorva posted an emotional Instagram Story that showed her switching off the lights in her now-empty living room, strongly indicating she was vacating her Mumbai apartment. This visual moment, now confirmed by her new video, marked a symbolic end to a turbulent chapter in her life. India's Got Latent controversy: What happened? The controversy erupted after a disturbing clip from the reality show India's Got Latent went viral. In the video, panellist Ranveer Allahbadia (aka BeerBiceps) asked a highly inappropriate question to fellow panellist Samay Raina , 'Would you watch your parents have sex every day for the rest of your life or join once to stop it forever?" The question sparked intense public outrage, with netizens slamming Allahbadia and criticising the rest of the panel, including Apoorva and Ashish Chanchlani, for not strongly condemning the moment in real time. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Struggling with mental health , supported by friends In the days that followed, Apoorva found herself at the receiving end of severe online abuse. She received death threats, acid attack threats, and chilling messages from people claiming to know her location. Her legal and management team advised her to shift temporarily to a friend's residence for safety. Apoorva Mukhija Unfollows Everyone; Is the 'IGL' Controversy Tearing Her Inner Circle Apart? Previously, Apoorva had opened up about the toll the situation took on her mental health through a YouTube vlog, 'Every single day that I would wake up, something new would be happening. I would have sleep paralysis because I would be scared.' She credited her close circle of friends for helping her through the darkest moments, adding, 'My friends would talk to me every day, all the time, to say everything will be fine.'
