Varanasi: Police Komisiancah holds two bearers of the Bajrang Dal (BD) office on Saturday to display a poster that contains a message that “only Hindus must visit the alley along the Ganges River”.
They were later released by submitting private bonds each RS 5 Lakh.
Police Commissioner Satish Ganesh said that two people, who were seen in photos when attached to posters in Ghats, were identified as Rajan Gupta and Nikhil Tripathi.
“They were issued a notification below 107/16 CRPC for violating peace on Friday.
Both were taken to ACP court at the police line, where they gave a personal bond of each RS 5 lakh, after which they were released,” he added.
During the initial investigation, the Carrier of the Senior Vishwa Hindu Parishad Office was asked to clarify the statues of Gupta, which placed himself as the Secretary of the VHP City Unit, and Tripathi, who placed it as the city of Bajrang Dal Convener.
With their arrival, a large number of Brigron Brigron supporters began gathering at the police line.
Given it, heavy police force is deployed to maintain peace.
On January 6, VHP and BD activists were attached a number of posters that prohibit non-Hindu envelions appear on the wall of the building along the Ghats Ganga.
The posters contained a message that “those who treat Ghats of the Ganga as a place of picnic must stay away from Ghats of Maa Ganga, because it is a symbol of culture ascent.” Cleaning out that it was not request but a warning, the duo said that they welcomed those who showed respect for Sanatan Dharma.
These posters are compiled by many groups, including leaders of Congress and Sajha Sanskriti Manch, who call it an offer to disrupt harmony and mutual peace.
They also met with officials and the police demanded action in this relationship.