Uttarakhand Kali Sena state president Bhupesh Joshi has triggered widespread controversy and communal unrest after issuing strong threats against Muslims in Delhi.
In a video that surfaced on June 4, Joshi reacted sharply to the recent murder of Hindu teenager Surya Chauhan, who was allegedly stabbed to death by a person named Asad. Asad was later killed in a police encounter.
Addressing Muslims in Delhi, Joshi said, “Jai Shri Ram, doston, Jai Shri Ram. Mein Dilli ke mullo ku bolna chahta hu, bh***i waalo, namaz padna bhul jaoge.” He further declared that every Tuesday — a day considered holy by many Hindus — the Hanuman Chalisa would be recited inside mosques across Delhi.
Condemning Surya Chauhan’s murder, which allegedly took place on Eid, Joshi said, “Tum haramzaado ko maad****** ko hamare hindu bhai ka Eid ke din katal kar diya. Ab hindu faide ke mood me nai hai.”
His provocative statements have raised concerns about potential communal flare-ups in the national capital. The remarks come amid heightened religious sensitivities and have drawn criticism for inciting hatred and disturbing communal harmony. Authorities are likely to monitor the situation closely as the video continues to circulate on social media.
This story was originally published in muslimmirror.com.