Mumbai : Three sadhus were killed by a mob in a village in Maharashtra’s Palghar district on the same day last year. Today marks one year since the incident and against this backdrop, the Mumbai Police has issued a notice to BJP leader Ram Kadam. Ram Kadam had gone to Palghar to get justice for the murder of a sadhu. Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police has issued a notice to him and forbade him to leave the house.
Two Hindu sadhus and their driver were killed on April 16 last year in Gadchinchole village in Palghar district. A case was registered against 115 people in the village in connection with the murder. It also includes 9 juvenile defendants. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had targeted the Shiv Sena after the massacre that took place during the Corona lockdown. Several senior leaders including Prime Minister Modi had expressed their reactions to this.
After this, it was said that Maharashtra is not safe for saints. Today marks one year since this unfortunate incident. It was against this backdrop that Ram Kadam was to visit Palghar district. But given the coronavirus situation, Ram Kadam has been banned from leaving the house to maintain law and order. Mumbai Police has issued a notice to Ram Kadam.