Yudhisthir Rana, a self-proclaimed cow vigilante, speaking at an event organised by the Hindu Suraksha Seva Sangh to celebrate the birth anniversary of Prithviraj Chauhan, used derogatory language targeting Muslims and Islam. Referring to a poem by Rahat Indori stating that everyone’s blood is mixed in the soil of the country, he derogatorily claimed that no drop from a “circumcision” could grant Muslims a claim to the land. He also criticised Hindus who talked about brotherhood with Muslim Rajputs, asserting that they would be allowed to maintain brotherhood only after marrying their daughters and sisters to the Muslims. He also used terms such as “kathmulla,” “jihadi,” “descendants of Mughals,” and “gol topi unche pajama.”