A Hindu group in the US displayed digital billboards at Times Square after CJI B.R. Gavai’s “ask the deity itself” remark in a Vishnu idol case. The campaign seeks an apology and greater respect for Hindu sentiments.
Aniruddhacharya Maharaj strongly criticized the Chief Justice of India for comments perceived as disrespectful to Lord Vishnu and Sanatan Dharma. He urged judges to deliver justice instead of leaving it solely to divine power, sparking nationwide debate.
Today, On 18th September, In the CJI’s Deity Remark Row, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta cautioned that every action today faces an unequal reaction on social media. He warned that such misrepresentation can distort public perception and impact the credibility of institutions.
Today, On 18th September, Chief Justice of India clarified in court that his remarks were wrongly portrayed on social media, stressing, “I have respect for all religions,” as #ImpeachTheCJI trended online over the Lord Vishnu idol restoration plea.
The Supreme Court’s remark, “Go and Ask the Deity Itself to Do Something,” on Lord Vishnu in the Khajuraho idol case sparked nationwide outrage, with “Impeach the CJI” trending as devotees said their religious sentiments were deeply hurt.
