“No One Above Law”: Chhattisgarh Chief Minister On Case Against Father

Raipur:

A First Info Report (FIR) is filed towards Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel’s father by the state police over his feedback on boycotting Brahmins.

Nand Kumar Baghel, the Chief Minister’s father, had not too long ago made the feedback in Uttar Pradesh.

“I’m urging all of the villagers of India to not let the Brahmins enter your villages. I’ll speak to each different group in order that we are able to boycott them. They should ship again to the financial institution of the Volga River,” the senior Baghel had mentioned.

Following a criticism filed by the ”Sarv Brahmin Samaj”, the DD Nagar police registered an FIR late Saturday night time towards Nand Kumar Baghel beneath Part 153-A (selling enmity between totally different teams) and 505 (1) (b) (intent to trigger alarm) of the Indian Penal Code.

Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel underscored that regulation is supreme and his authorities stands for all.

“Nobody is above the regulation, even when that particular person is my 86-year-old father. The Chhattisgarh authorities respects each faith, sect, group and their emotions. The remark towards a specific group by my father, Nand Kumar Baghel, has disturbed the communal peace.  I’m additionally saddened by his assertion,” mentioned Chief Minister Baghel.

“Our political beliefs and beliefs are distinctly totally different. As a son, I respect him however because the Chief Minister I can not excuse his mistake which has the potential to disturb the general public order,” the Chief Minister added.