AGRA: The Aligarh police on Monday booked Dasna temple priest Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati, together with Hindu Mahasabha chief Pooja Shakun Pandey and her husband Ashok Pandey, for allegedly hurting spiritual sentiments and spreading hate throughout an occasion held in UP’s Aligarh.
The motion got here after a video went viral on social media that purportedly exhibits Narsinghanand making inflammatory statements towards a selected neighborhood. A case was registered at Gandhi Park police station underneath IPC sections 506 (prison intimidation), 505-2 (public mischief), 298 (intent to wound spiritual emotions), 295-A (deliberate and malicious acts meant to outrage spiritual emotions) and 188 (disobedience), police stated. In accordance with the FIR, the general public gathering was held with none prior permission.
Commenting on the matter, ASP Kuldeep Singh Gunawat, stated, “Yati Narsinghanand was talking at an occasion organised by Pooja Shakun Pandey at her residence. Throughout the occasion, he delivered hate speech towards establishments of a selected neighborhood. An FIR has been registered within the matter. Primarily based on the investigation, we’ll take needed authorized motion.”
The Dasna temple priest was booked for hate speech on January 15 throughout a “dharma sansad” in Haridwar. On February 8, a Haridwar courtroom granted him bail within the hate speech case. In April, one other FIR was registered towards him on the Mukharjee Nagar police station in Delhi for “selling disharmony, emotions of enmity, hatred or ailing will between two communities”. Narsinghanand, 58, was additionally booked at Masuri police station of Ghaziabad district for making controversial remarks towards Mahatma Gandhi in July.
The motion got here after a video went viral on social media that purportedly exhibits Narsinghanand making inflammatory statements towards a selected neighborhood. A case was registered at Gandhi Park police station underneath IPC sections 506 (prison intimidation), 505-2 (public mischief), 298 (intent to wound spiritual emotions), 295-A (deliberate and malicious acts meant to outrage spiritual emotions) and 188 (disobedience), police stated. In accordance with the FIR, the general public gathering was held with none prior permission.
Commenting on the matter, ASP Kuldeep Singh Gunawat, stated, “Yati Narsinghanand was talking at an occasion organised by Pooja Shakun Pandey at her residence. Throughout the occasion, he delivered hate speech towards establishments of a selected neighborhood. An FIR has been registered within the matter. Primarily based on the investigation, we’ll take needed authorized motion.”
The Dasna temple priest was booked for hate speech on January 15 throughout a “dharma sansad” in Haridwar. On February 8, a Haridwar courtroom granted him bail within the hate speech case. In April, one other FIR was registered towards him on the Mukharjee Nagar police station in Delhi for “selling disharmony, emotions of enmity, hatred or ailing will between two communities”. Narsinghanand, 58, was additionally booked at Masuri police station of Ghaziabad district for making controversial remarks towards Mahatma Gandhi in July.
