Pappu Yadav moves Delhi HC for security after attack over Ram Temple skit

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Skit on Ram Temple donation theft: Pappu Yadav moves Delhi HC for enhanced security after attack at residence

Pappu Yadav has approached the Delhi High Court seeking enhanced security, claiming death threats after a skit outside Parliament over alleged irregularities in Ram Mandir donations. Barandbench reports that he was attacked…

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Pappu Yadav has approached the Delhi High Court seeking enhanced security, claiming death threats after a skit outside Parliament over alleged irregularities in Ram Mandir donations. Barandbench reports that he was attacked at his Delhi residence on August 2, 2026, when a man threw a slipper and allegedly tried to stab him with a knife.

Yadav currently has ‘Y+’ security cover in Bihar. His petition says death threats were issued on August 1, including a Rs 51 lakh reward for his beheading. A mob also gathered outside his wife’s residence, he alleges. The plea argues the Ministry of Home Affairs has not conducted a fresh threat assessment despite the attack.

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This case pits free political speech against inflamed religious sentiment. The skit questioned Ram Temple donations, but an attempted knife attack is never justified. Yet Yadav's claim of a Rs 51 lakh bounty must be scrutinised with evidence. The real test will be whether the High Court orders a fresh threat assessment from the Home Ministry, and what that assessment finds.


Source: barandbench.com

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