"Pick Up Weapons": Haridwar Hatemonger Gives Another Hate Speech In Delhi
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The provocative speech, where he reiterated the call for use of weapons against Muslims, was delivered at a religious function in Delhi.
Haridwar hatemonger Yati Narsinghanand -- out on bail more than a month ago -- today delivered another hate speech in national capital Delhi. The provocative speech, where he reiterated the call for use of weapons against Muslims, was delivered at a religious function in Burari, northeast Delhi, on Sunday.
Arrested in January for organising an event in Haridwar that featured calls for genocide of Muslims, he was released on bail on February 18.
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