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Police case filed against makers of Malayalam parody song on SabarimalaThe parody song 'Pottiye kettiye, Swarnam chembayi mattiye' has gone viral and was widely used by Congress-led United Democratic Front during the recent local body election campaign.
Arjun Raghunath
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Thiruvananthapuram: A police case has been registered against the makers of the Malayalam parody song that mentions CPM's links with the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple.

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The Thiruvananthapuram cyber police on Wednesday registered the case on the grounds that the name of a deity (lord Ayyappa) was used in the parody song and hence it could hurt religious sentiments. Lyricist G P Kunhabdulla Chalappuram, singer Danish and its director and producer were made the accused. Those who spread the song may be also arraigned.

The police action was based on a petition filed by Thiruvabharana Patha Samarakshana Samathi general secretary Prasad Kuzhikala to the police alleging that the parody song based on a popular Ayyappa devotional song was hurting religious sentiments.

The parody song 'Pottiye kettiye, Swarnam chembayi mattiye' has gone viral and was widely used by Congress-led United Democratic Front during the recent local body election campaign.

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(Published 17 December 2025, 22:14 IST)