Deceased Raja Raghuvanshi, who was murdered allegedly by his wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi and her lover, Raj Kushwaha, paid the price for his innocence. The family has been dealing with the loss until now, but a new set of events took place. Raja’s sister, Shrasti Raghuvanshi, has been summoned by the crime branch of the Guwahati Police about an alleged defamatory comment made against the famous Kamakhya Temple. The controversy came into the light when, in a TV interview, the news anchor made unverified and highly defamatory comments on the Kamakhya Temple, which is one of the pious Shakti Peethas in India.
Shrasti Raghuwanshi summoned over derogatory remarks on the Kamakhya Temple
When the police investigated the matter, it was found that Shrasti reportedly, during the interview, gave support to the claims made by the news anchor, and in this way, she hurt the sentiments of the devotees who believed in Maa Kamakhya. Shrasti, with her statements, has been accused of disturbing the peace of a particular clan. This came after the suspects who had been named in the case failed to appear for the questioning that was scheduled. Ankur Jain, joint police commissioner from the Guwahati City Police, stated to the press that read:
“The statements are against the revered temple of Hindu deity Maa Kamakhya of Assam, thereby hurting the religious sentiments of a particular community and disturbing public peace and communal harmony in the society. Hence, the case registered.”