Dalit activist Harohalli Ravindra arrested over five-year-old social media post

A case was registered against Ravindra and an arrest warrant was issue since he did not appear in court.

Dalit activist Harohalli Ravindra (Twitter/@HarohalliRavindra)

The Chikkodi police in Karnataka Friday arrested Dalit activist and writer Harohalli Ravindra in connection with a social media post made by him in 2017. A case was registered against Ravindra and an arrest warrant was issued since he did not appear in court.

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