Complaint filed for inappropriate behavior while dressing up as a god

Madikeri, Mar. 30: A video of a person dressed up as a god and behaving inappropriately has gone viral on social media, which has drawn criticism from many.

A complaint has been filed with the police department alleging that this is an act of hurting religious sentiments, and a complaint has been filed against six people at the Napoklu police station. Two days ago, a non-Hindu marriage took place in Emmeganj. The groom, an elderly man, dressed up as a god at the ceremony. Some others spoke in a derogatory manner to the god and behaved in a derogatory manner.

Radhakrishna Rai, along with other leaders of a pro-Hindu organization, has complained that the video shows mockery of the faith, culture and religion of the ancestors. Accordingly, a case has been registered against 6 people. An FIR has been registered against the perpetrators Abdul Rashid, Haneep CM, Latif CM, Mohammed Faizal, Shakeel and Bashir.

SP warning

A video of the incident that took place in Emmemadu village under the jurisdiction of Napoklu police station has gone viral on social media and legal action has been taken against those who made the video, and a case has been registered under Section 196(1) BNS at Napoklu police station and an investigation has been launched, said SP Bindumani.

The public is requested to check the truth and falsehood before sharing any message/photo/video that may harm communal harmony on social media. The Kodagu District Police is keeping a close watch on social media and will file cases and take appropriate legal action against those who spread false news posts with the malicious intent of disturbing communal harmony, spreading misinformation and creating fear, the SP has warned.

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