Yati Narsinghanand, a priest based in Ghaziabad, is facing multiple FIRs and growing calls for his arrest after making derogatory remarks about Prophet Muhammad during an event on September 29. His comments sparked widespread outrage, protests, and clashes with police in several states, including Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh.
Prominent Muslim leaders, including AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi, have demanded Narsinghanand’s immediate arrest and cancellation of his bail. Owaisi argued that Narsinghanand violated his previous bail conditions by making hate speeches again. He also submitted a representation to Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand, seeking legal action against the priest.
[news_related_post]The situation remains tense, with authorities scrambling to maintain order and prevent further violence. The protests have spread to various cities, with demonstrators demanding swift action against Narsinghanand. In Maharashtra’s Amravati city, 21 police personnel were injured, and 10 police vans were damaged in clashes with protesters.
Narsinghanand’s remarks have been condemned by Muslim organizations, including Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind and Jamaat-e-Islami Hind. They have called for his immediate arrest, citing the risk of further communal tensions. With tensions continuing to rise, authorities are under pressure to take decisive action against Narsinghanand and prevent escalation of the situation.
