Swamiji says the case was filed due to political pressure

Belagavi – A case has been registered against Param Pujya Kadsiddheshwar Swamiji of Kolhapur district at Bilur in Gadchiroli (Karnataka) on the allegation that his remarks during a discourse had hurt the sentiments of the Lingayat community. The complaint states that the discourse delivered at Bilur Math on 9 October was disruptive to social harmony. Speaking to the media, Param Pujya Kadsiddheshwar Swamiji said, “This case has been filed under political pressure. I did not say anything of that sort in my discourse. I have spoken only the truth.”
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“This FIR was filed under political pressure. I did not say anything wrong in my discourse,” Swamiji told the media.
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Param Pujya Kadsiddheshwar Swamiji further said, “Ministers in the Karnataka Government were themselves responsible for creating divisions within the Lingayat community. Therefore, in my discourse I had strongly criticised those who were breaking the Lingayat community. One of the ministers there, along with the Karnataka Government, has lodged a complaint against me out of spite. It takes immense effort to unite society and protect Dharma. The Karnataka Government is deliberately acting in this manner.”
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