Karnataka Police book right-wing activist Chakravarthy Sulibele over his ‘inflammatory’ remarks
Chakravarthy Sulibele reportedly made the remarks on March 9 during a foot march organised by the VHP from Kadri Temple to Koragajja Kshethra.
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The case was registered against Chakravarthy Sulibele after Congress leaders, led by Ullal unit president Mustafa Abdulla, filed a complaint. (X/Sulibele)The Karnataka Police said Monday they have registered a case against right-wing activist Chakravarthy Sulibele for allegedly making inflammatory remarks during an event at Koragajja Kshethra in Kuthar.
The remarks were reportedly made on March 9 during a foot march organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) from Kadri Temple to Koragajja Kshethra.
The First Information Report (FIR) was filed by Abdul Rasheed, a local Congress worker. The case was registered on Sunday under Sections 353(2) (statements conducing to public mischief) and 192 (wantonly giving provocation with intent to cause riot) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
The case was registered after Congress leaders, led by Ullal unit president Mustafa Abdulla, filed a complaint at the Ullal Police Station, alleging that Sulibele’s statements were aimed at inciting communal tensions.
Sharing a copy of the FIR on X, Sulibele said, “Another FIR against me—this time not for hate speech, but for advocating love. I merely said love knows no boundaries, and Hindu boys should break free from societal constraints to marry across communities. How is this hate?”
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