Petition in Bihar courtroom in opposition to RSS chief Bhagwat over ‘anti-Brahmin’ comment
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PATNA: A grievance case has been filed in Bihar in opposition to Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat over his comment that “Pandits divided society for their own interests.”
The case has been filed by a Muzaffarpur-based advocate Sudhir Kumar Ojha below varied sections of IPC. In the grievance, Ojha alleged that the RSS chief’s assertion had “hurt the religious sentiments of Pandits.” Ojha mentioned the case has been listed for listening to on February 20.
The RSS chief throughout an occasion in Mumbai on Sunday, mentioned, “Castes were created by Pandits and not God. God has made every human being equal but Pundits divided society into castes for their own benefits.”
Meanwhile, the RSS, on Monday, clarified that Bhagwat did not refer to any explicit caste and had used the phrase ‘Pandit’ to reference ‘students’ and never ‘Brahmins’.
Ojha is thought for submitting a sequence of complaints in opposition to Bollywood actors to politicians throughout the nation.
Ojha, in his newest petition, prayed that Bhagwat, be booked below IPC sections 504 and 506 relating to harm brought on to non secular emotions and breach of public peace. He alleged that the RSS chief made such an announcement maintaining in view of vote financial institution politics.
“He (Bhagwat) intended to create division in society,” Ojha added.
PATNA: A grievance case has been filed in Bihar in opposition to Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat over his comment that “Pandits divided society for their own interests.”
The case has been filed by a Muzaffarpur-based advocate Sudhir Kumar Ojha below varied sections of IPC. In the grievance, Ojha alleged that the RSS chief’s assertion had “hurt the religious sentiments of Pandits.” Ojha mentioned the case has been listed for listening to on February 20.
The RSS chief throughout an occasion in Mumbai on Sunday, mentioned, “Castes were created by Pandits and not God. God has made every human being equal but Pundits divided society into castes for their own benefits.”
Meanwhile, the RSS, on Monday, clarified that Bhagwat did not refer to any explicit caste and had used the phrase ‘Pandit’ to reference ‘students’ and never ‘Brahmins’.
Ojha is thought for submitting a sequence of complaints in opposition to Bollywood actors to politicians throughout the nation.
Ojha, in his newest petition, prayed that Bhagwat, be booked below IPC sections 504 and 506 relating to harm brought on to non secular emotions and breach of public peace. He alleged that the RSS chief made such an announcement maintaining in view of vote financial institution politics.
“He (Bhagwat) intended to create division in society,” Ojha added.
