Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Ghaziabad Police Probes Hindu Activist's Controversial Remarks
A Hindu activist named Satyam Pandit made some controversial remarks in a video.
He said that Muslim officers should not be assigned duty during the Kanwar Yatra, a religious event.
He also asked the Uttar Pradesh chief minister to replace a Muslim officer with a Hindu one.
In another video, he was seen slapping and abusing protestors in Delhi.
The Ghaziabad Police is investigating the first video, but the second video is not their responsibility.
The police are looking into the matter and will take action if needed.
Hindu activist Satyam Pandit made controversial remarks about Muslim officers not being assigned Kanwar Yatra duty.
He urged the Uttar Pradesh chief minister to replace a Muslim officer with a Hindu one.
Another video shows Pandit slapping and abusing protestors in Delhi.
Ghaziabad Police are investigating the first video but not the second, as it occurred in Delhi.
Police are examining the contents of the video and will take appropriate action.
- Who
- Satyam Pandit, a Hindu activist
- What
- Controversial remarks about Muslim officers and treatment of protestors
- When
- July 26
- Where
- Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To express his views on religious duties and protest management
Hindu Activist's Stance
Police and Legal Stance
Assignment of Muslim Officers
Hindu Activist's Stance
Muslim officers should not be assigned duty during Kanwar Yatra.
Police and Legal Stance
Police are investigating the remarks and will take appropriate action.
Treatment of Protestors
Hindu Activist's Stance
Activist interrogated and slapped protestors, asking for their religion.
Police and Legal Stance
Police acknowledge the incident but note it occurred in Delhi and is not under their jurisdiction.
- Activist Name
- Satyam Pandit
- Location of Incident
- Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh
- Date of Incident
- July 26
- Police Action
- Investigating the video and examining its contents
- Jurisdiction of Delhi Incident
- Handled by Delhi Police