In the latest series of twists and turns in the Kamra-Goswami episode, Mumbai-based stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra has sent Indigo Airlines a legal notice demanding that his six-month flying ban be revoked and that an "unconditional apology" as well as a compensation of R25,00,000 be tendered to him on account of the "mental pain and agony" suffered by him.

Earlier this week, Kamra was suspended from flying with Indigo for up to six months after he posted a video of his encounter with Arnab Goswami, editor-in-chief of Republic TV, aboard a Mumbai-Lucknow flight. In the video, Kamra is seen hurling questions towards Goswami, who appears to be engrossed in his laptop and refuses to respond to Kamra. Three other airlines, namely, Air India, SpiceJet and GoAir, followed suit and banned Kamra—but only after Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri urged them to do so.