Priest Yati Narsinghanand once again made headlines for his controversial, “hate speech” over the Muslim community. On the 3rd of April, Sunday, during an event, “Hindu Mahapanchayat,” in Ghaziabad, said, if a Muslim becomes Prime Minister of India, 50% of Hindus will convert to Muslims, 40% will be killed and the remaining 10% will be refugees in India.
During the event, Priest Yati Narsinghanand said, “Only in 2029 or in 2034 or in 2039 a Muslim will become the prime minister. Once a Muslim will become the PM, 50 per cent Hindus will convert, 40 per cent will be killed and the remaining 10 per cent will either live in refugee camps or in other countries in the next 20 years.” His video with this statement is being circulated on the social media platforms with criticism from netizens.
Meanwhile, Police also received a complaint from a journalist, present during the event, that he was mishandled while reporting during the event. The Delhi Police, which filed a first information report (FIR) said, “A complaint was received in P.S. Mukharjee Nagar from two journalists of a News Portal who had come to Burari Ground for reporting the event of Hindu Mahapanchayat Sabha. In their complaint, they had alleged that on April 3, at around 1:30 P.M., when they were rushing towards the exit, they were manhandled and assaulted by a group of people who also tried to snatch the mobile phones and I-Card of journalists.” Another independent freelance reported supported the statement of the victim journalist and filed a case against the organisers of the event.
Meanwhile, this is not the first time that the priest of the Dasna Devi Temple made such ‘controversial”, hate speech remark. He is also accused in similar remarks, made during an event in Haridwar.
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