Bageshwar supporters carry sticks amid Krishna remarks dispute
The report shows saffron-flag crowds and describes a highway blockade as police try to keep opposing groups apart in Madhya Pradesh.
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Supporters carrying sticks and saffron flags gather outdoors, chanting slogans, in a short report showing another side of the dispute over Hindu preacher Dhirendra Krishna Shastri's reported remarks about Lord Krishna.
India's Hindi-language New Delhi Television (NDTV) India says the Yadav Mahasabha announced a protest in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, prompting Bageshwar Dham supporters to take to the streets. According to the report's description, supporters blocked a highway near Brijpura, leaving hundreds of vehicles stranded. Police deployed substantial numbers of personnel and erected barricades amid concerns that the groups could confront each other.
Shastri, widely known as Baba Bageshwar, is the spiritual leader of Bageshwar Dham, a Hindu temple in Madhya Pradesh. The report links the tensions to remarks attributed to him about Krishna, but does not reproduce those remarks in this brief excerpt.
The closing graphics turn to a separate religious storytelling event in Kunda, Uttar Pradesh. They describe preparations involving politician Raghuraj Pratap Singh, known as Raja Bhaiya, and say Shastri is due to travel from the United Arab Emirates to Uttar Pradesh. That event is distinct from the street gathering shown earlier in the clip.
Indian Hindu spiritual leader who heads Bageshwar Dham, a temple in Madhya Pradesh.
More on Wikipedia ›Indian politician known as Raja Bhaiya, who represents Kunda in the Uttar Pradesh state assembly. He founded the Jansatta Dal Loktantrik party in 2018 and serves as its national president.
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