Haridwar hate speech case: Yati Narsinghanand arrested by Uttarakhand Police

He is among more than 10 people named in the FIRs lodged that called for genocide

Our Bureau, Agencies New Delhi Published 15.01.22, 11:02 PM

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Haridwar hate speech case: Yati Narsinghanand arrested by Uttarakhand Police

He is among more than 10 people named in the FIRs lodged that called for genocide

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