Yeti Narasimhanand Saraswati in police custody, action amid chaos in Ghaziabad

Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati Controversy: Demonstrations were seen in many parts of the country regarding a controversial statement by Mahant Yati Narasimhanand Saraswati. Meanwhile, there was a lot of uproar in Ghaziabad late night on Friday (4th October), meanwhile Mahant Yati Narasimhanand Saraswati has been kept in custody in Ghaziabad Police Lines. Late night, people of a community demonstrated at Dasna Devi temple.

Now, since Saturday morning (5th October), police officers with heavy police force are present at the temple to maintain peace. According to the information received from the sources, the police have detained Yeti Narasimhanand and kept him in the police line. Let us tell you that Yeti Narasimhanand had said from the packed stage that the effigy of Mohammed should not be burnt instead of the effigy of Ravana and Meghnad.

Chhote Narsimhanand had shared the video

After this, all the Muslim community and AIMIM workers in Ghaziabad talked about protesting at the district headquarters and burning the effigy of Yeti Narasimhanand. Just a day before the protest was to take place, Anil Yadav, popularly known as Chhote Narsimhanand, released his statement by releasing a video. He said that if the effigy of Yeti Narasimhanand was burnt in the protest, then we will burn the effigies of Ali and Mohammed on the day of Dussehra.

After Anil Yadav’s video went viral, some people from the Muslim community came to the gate of Dasna Devi temple. Some slogans were also raised, but police were already present there. Due to which the police dispersed the crowd to calm the matter.

Police asked for 7 days time

During this time, a peace meeting was organized, in which along with the workers of the political party AIMIM party, people from the Muslim community also participated. In this meeting, the police asked for 7 days’ time in the case of Yeti Narasimhanand.

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