Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Man Impersonates Priest, Lives in Temple for Six Months
Imagine a person named Qasim pretended to be a Hindu priest named Krishna and lived in a temple.
He wore religious clothes and acted like a priest for six months.
People started to get suspicious because things didn't add up.
Qasim even read palms and gave advice, just like a real priest.
When people found out who he really was, they told the police.
Now, the police are trying to figure out why he did this.
Qasim, a Muslim man, was found impersonating a Hindu priest in a Meerut temple.
He lived in the temple for six months under the false identity of 'Krishna'.
Locals grew suspicious due to inconsistencies in his behavior and questioning.
Qasim performed priest duties, including palm reading and offering advice.
Police were alerted, took Qasim into custody, and are investigating his motives.
- Who
- Qasim from Sitamarhi, Bihar.
- What
- A Muslim man impersonated a Hindu priest.
- When
- For six months.
- Where
- Dadri village in Meerut’s Daurala area.
- Why
- The motive for the impersonation is under investigation.
- Impersonated Name
- Krishna
- Real Name
- Qasim
- Location
- Dadri village, Meerut
- Duration of Impersonation
- Six months
- Origin
- Sitamarhi, Bihar
- Current Status
- In police custody