New Delhi: Notorious for making derogatory remarks against Muslims, yeti narasimhanandaThe head priest of the Dasna Devi temple on Sunday courted another controversy with his remark that if a Muslim becomes the prime minister of India, “50 per cent of Hindus will be converted” in 20 years. Addressing a ‘Hindu’ mahapanchayati‘ For which the Delhi administration did not give permission, he also called upon the Hindus to take up arms to fight for their existence.
The mahapanchayat was organized at Burari Maidan here by the same group, which had earlier organized similar controversial events. Haridwar and at Jantar Mantar In the national capital, where anti-Muslim slogans were raised.
Several other Hindu supremacist leaders also attended Sunday’s event.
Narasimhanand is currently out on bail in the Haridwar hate speech case.
“Only in 2029 or in 2034 or 2039 will a Muslim become prime minister. Once a Muslim becomes the PM, 50 percent of Hindus will convert, 40 percent will be killed and the remaining 10 percent will either live in refugee camps or in the next 20 years. in other countries.
In a video of the Mahapanchayat going viral on social media, Narasimhanand is seen saying, “This will be the future of Hindus.
PTI could not independently verify the veracity of the video.
Meanwhile, some journalists from Delhi, who had gone to cover the event, were allegedly assaulted there. However, the police denied the claim that he was detained.
Sharing a tweet by a journalist alleging that two young Muslim men from the media were attacked by a Hindu mob at the Mahapanchayat and were also detained, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North-West) Usha Rangnani Said on Twitter that no one was taken into custody.
“Some journalists voluntarily, voluntarily, to avoid the crowd, which was getting agitated by their presence, got into the PCR van deployed at the venue and opted to go to the police station for security reasons. Not taken. Proper police protection provided,” she said in the tweet.
“Necessary action will be initiated against such persons for spreading misinformation,” he tweeted.
The mahapanchayat was organized at Burari Maidan here by the same group, which had earlier organized similar controversial events. Haridwar and at Jantar Mantar In the national capital, where anti-Muslim slogans were raised.
Several other Hindu supremacist leaders also attended Sunday’s event.
Narasimhanand is currently out on bail in the Haridwar hate speech case.
“Only in 2029 or in 2034 or 2039 will a Muslim become prime minister. Once a Muslim becomes the PM, 50 percent of Hindus will convert, 40 percent will be killed and the remaining 10 percent will either live in refugee camps or in the next 20 years. in other countries.
In a video of the Mahapanchayat going viral on social media, Narasimhanand is seen saying, “This will be the future of Hindus.
PTI could not independently verify the veracity of the video.
Meanwhile, some journalists from Delhi, who had gone to cover the event, were allegedly assaulted there. However, the police denied the claim that he was detained.
Sharing a tweet by a journalist alleging that two young Muslim men from the media were attacked by a Hindu mob at the Mahapanchayat and were also detained, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North-West) Usha Rangnani Said on Twitter that no one was taken into custody.
“Some journalists voluntarily, voluntarily, to avoid the crowd, which was getting agitated by their presence, got into the PCR van deployed at the venue and opted to go to the police station for security reasons. Not taken. Proper police protection provided,” she said in the tweet.
“Necessary action will be initiated against such persons for spreading misinformation,” he tweeted.