CM Yogi cited a recent Supreme Court observation regarding Bangladeshi and Rohingya illegals residing in the country and said, “The Honourable Supreme Court, while hearing a case, made a very important observation that the red carpet cannot be rolled out for infiltrators. This clearly demonstrates that infiltrators are unacceptable at any cost. Citizens, not infiltrators, have the right to resources.”
The FIR says the accused used a Bible, led prayers and allegedly threatened women who resisted, particularly targeting Scheduled Caste women. Bajrang Dal members intervened, after which police arrested both suspects and sent them to judicial custody.
Gita Press has been allotted 10 acres in Gorakhpur’s GIDA to expand operations. With an investment of ₹81 crore, the publisher aims to bridge the supply-demand gap for religious texts, create 300 jobs, and modernize production capacities for the future.
Police booked Daksh Chaudhary after shopkeepers accused him of intimidation and forced closure of liquor outlets. As videos surfaced and supporters rallied, the case expanded into a larger debate on Vrindavan’s sanctity, religious appeals and policing.