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Patna SSP issued notice for comparing PFI with RSS

  •   Fri, Jul 15 2022 10:22:36 AM

Patna, Jul 15 (IANS): Following a controversial statement of Patna SSP Manavjeet Singh Dhillon, Bihar police have issued a show-cause notice to him, directing the officer to reply within 24 hours.

The show-cause notice issued by ADG (law and order) Jitendra Singh Gangwar said that "the SSP must clarify why he made such a statement publically".

After the Patna police arrested three persons allegedly linked to the banned outfit PFI on Thursday, Dhillon compared the radical outfit with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

"The way RSS Shakahs are organised and its activists are trained, a similar pattern was being followed by the PFI. Under the garb of martial arts, they are providing arms training to activists," said Dhillon.

Following his statement, BJP leaders Hari Bhushan Thakur and Nikhil Anand slammed Dhillon for the 'shocking' statement and demanded his termination.

Thakur claimed that Dhillon has lost his mental balance.

While the BJP attacked Dhillon for his controversial statement, its alliance partner Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM) came in defence of the SSP.

Danish Rizwan, the national spokesperson of HAM, said: "The Patna SSP has said that the way RSS organises Shakhas, the PFI is giving training to the youth in a similar manner. What is wrong with it? It does not mean that Dhillon said that RSS is a militant organisation."

 
  

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Fri, Jul 15 2022

    Wrong comparison. PFI is way way better than Chaddi RSS. While PFI is is involved in helping people, RSS ideology is to divide people based on religion and caste. We need to get rid of this RSS disease to save India.

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  • prakash, Manipal

    Fri, Jul 15 2022

    If the divisive policies thrust from Nagpur continue organisations like PFI may mushroom and flourish... Always we must remember that there will be a mountain in front of a mountain... With growing population of Muslims in India we may see RSS in the place of PFI not too far away...

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  • SHAJI, calicut

    Fri, Jul 15 2022

    Whatever Dhillon saidis 90 prcent correct. RSS is worse than PFI and Dhillon did not said this. I dont undersand why bjp is irked and why their ass got burned by Dhillon statement. He did not said wrong. Actually RSS is more dangerous that PFI. PFI is far better than RSS as they are involved in public service and other social activities whereas RSS is only training its cadres to create disturbance in our country. RSS should have been banned a long ago. From objection from JP leaders Hari Bhushan Thakur it seems that bjp is working on guidance + order from RSS. Hari bhushan ko mircha kyun laga bhai. RSS kya hari bhushan ka hai ya phie isko RSS se kuch milta hai.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Fri, Jul 15 2022

    he has done a sacrilege by comparing the so callled deshpremi organization of dogale chaddis with Pfi....che che...till bjpigs are in power any statements against dogales will be considered very strictly..

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