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Posters asking non-Hindus to stay away from the ghats of the Ganga and the temples along the river came up in Varanasi, prompting the police to launch a probe.
Police said the posters, allegedly put up by right-wing outfits, are being removed.
"The ghats and temples along Maa Ganga in Kashi are symbols of the Sanatan Dharma, Indian culture, faith and belief. Those who have faith and belief in Sanatan Dharma are welcome. Otherwise, this is not a picnic spot," read one of the posters written in Hindi.
The poster had "Entry Prohibited - Non-Hindus" written on top and concluded saying "this is not a request, but a warning".
Pictures and videos of such posters, allegedly put up by the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and its youth wing, Bajrang Dal, also surfaced on social media platforms.
The Varanasi police has taken note of the matter and launched a probe, officials said.
"The matter is being probed by the local Bhelupur police station. The people who were seen in the videos and pictures are being identified," a police official told PTI.
"So far, no written complaint has been made with the police. However, the police took note of the episode after some local groups highlighted it. The posters are being removed with their help," he added.
The holy city in eastern Uttar Pradesh attracts tourists from across the world.
Considered among the oldest cities in the world, Varanasi is also the Lok Sabha constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"Non-Hindus violate the purity of the ghats. That is why this warning has been issued to them," Bajrang Dal's Kashi mahanagar coordinator Nikhil Tripathi "Rudra" told PTI.
He said the warning to stay away from the ghats is for those who do not have faith in the Sanatan Dharma and alleged that such people consume liquor and non-vegetarian food at the ghats.
"Recently, pictures of girls consuming beer at a ghat had surfaced. The ghats and the temples are symbols of the Sanatan Dharma. These are not picnic spots. If any such person is seen at the ghats, we will catch hold of them and hand them over to the police," Tripathi added.

Posters in Varanasi warn non-Hindus to stay away from ghats

Posters warning non-Hindus to stay away from the ghats of the Ganga and the temples along the river came up in Varanasi, which is the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;constituency of Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi.
One of the posters written in Hindi read "The ghats and temples along Maa Ganga in Kashi are symbols of the Sanatan Dharma&nbsp;and those who have faith and belief in Sanatan Dharma are welcome. Otherwise, this is not a picnic spot.
The poster had "Entry Prohibited - Non-Hindus" written on top and concluded saying "this is not a request, but a warning".
Pictures and videos of such posters, allegedly put up by the Vishva Hindu Parishad and its youth wing, Bajrang Dal, also surfaced on social media platforms.
The Varanasi police have taken note of the matter and launched a probe.

The poster had "Entry Prohibited - Non-Hindus" written on top and concluded saying "this is not a request, but a warning".

Posters asking non-Hindus to stay away from the ghats of the Ganga and the temples along the river came up in Varanasi, prompting the police to launch a probe.
Police said the posters, allegedly put up by right-wing outfits, are being removed.
"The ghats and temples along Maa Ganga in Kashi are symbols of the Sanatan Dharma, Indian culture, faith and belief. Those who have faith and belief in Sanatan Dharma are welcome. Otherwise, this is not a picnic spot," read one of the posters written in Hindi.
The poster had "Entry Prohibited - Non-Hindus" written on top and concluded saying "this is not a request, but a warning".
Pictures and videos of such posters, allegedly put up by the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and its youth wing, Bajrang Dal, also surfaced on social media platforms.
The Varanasi police has taken note of the matter and launched a probe, officials said.
"The matter is being probed by the local Bhelupur police station. The people who were seen in the videos and pictures are being identified," a police official told PTI.
"So far, no written complaint has been made with the police. However, the police took note of the episode after some local groups highlighted it. The posters are being removed with their help," he added.
The holy city in eastern Uttar Pradesh attracts tourists from across the world.
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Considered among the oldest cities in the world, Varanasi is also the Lok Sabha constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"Non-Hindus violate the purity of the ghats. That is why this warning has been issued to them," Bajrang Dal's Kashi mahanagar coordinator Nikhil Tripathi "Rudra" told PTI.
He said the warning to stay away from the ghats is for those who do not have faith in the Sanatan Dharma and alleged that such people consume liquor and non-vegetarian food at the ghats.
"Recently, pictures of girls consuming beer at a ghat had surfaced. The ghats and the temples are symbols of the Sanatan Dharma. These are not picnic spots. If any such person is seen at the ghats, we will catch hold of them and hand them over to the police," Tripathi added.

In a recently released video, Gujarat's Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;leader Jwalit&nbsp;Mehta&nbsp;warned comedian Munawar&nbsp;Faruqui&nbsp;against performing his upcoming shows in Gujarat.&nbsp;
According to Mehta, Faruqui&nbsp;attacks the Hindu religion with his work and hurts Hindu sentiments with his comedy.&nbsp;
However, Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;is not tolerant towards these things, he added, saying that it knows tit for tat.&nbsp;
If the shows are not cancelled, Mehta&nbsp;said that there would be physical, financial and mental consequences.&nbsp;
Faruqui, a native of Gujarat, announced his new show 'Dongri&nbsp;to Nowhere' and was set to perform in the state from October 1st to 3rd.&nbsp;

Bajrang Dal: won't allow Munawar Faruqui to perform in Gujarat 

In a video, Gujarat Bajrang Dal's leader has said that Munawar Faruqui should cancel his upcoming shows in Gujarat or face the consequences. 

Bajrang Dal says it won't allow Munawar Faruqui to perform in Gujarat 

Gujarat's Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;leader Jwalit&nbsp;Mehta&nbsp;has warned comedian Munawar&nbsp;Faruqui&nbsp;against performing in the state.&nbsp;
According to Mehta, Faruqui&nbsp;attacks the Hindu religion with his work and hurts Hindu sentiments with his comedy.&nbsp;
He said Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;will not tolerate his anti-Hindu activity and that it&nbsp;knows how to use&nbsp;tit for tat.&nbsp;
Mehta&nbsp;further warned that&nbsp;if the shows are not cancelled there would be 'physical, financial and mental consequences'.&nbsp;
Faruqui, a native of Gujarat, announced his new show 'Dongri&nbsp;to Nowhere' and was scheduled to perform in the state from October 1st to 3rd.&nbsp;

Gujarat's Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;unit announced on Tuesday that Munawar&nbsp;Faruqui&nbsp;will not be allowed to perform in Gujarat.&nbsp;

Gujarat's Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;leader Jwalit&nbsp;Mehta&nbsp;has warned comedian Munawar&nbsp;Faruqui&nbsp;against performing in the state.&nbsp;
According to Mehta, Faruqui&nbsp;attacks the Hindu religion with his work and hurts Hindu sentiments with his comedy.&nbsp;
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He said Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;will not tolerate his anti-Hindu activity and that it&nbsp;knows how to use&nbsp;tit for tat.&nbsp;
Mehta&nbsp;further warned that&nbsp;if the shows are not cancelled there would be 'physical, financial and mental consequences'.&nbsp;
Faruqui, a native of Gujarat, announced his new show 'Dongri&nbsp;to Nowhere' and was scheduled to perform in the state from October 1st to 3rd.&nbsp;
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Facebook India head Ajit Mohan told a parliamentary panel on Wednesday that the social media giant had found no cause to act against the Bajrang Dal. Mohan was questioned by Congress MPs Shashi Tharoor and Karti Chidambaram in the context of a WSJ report that FB failed to act on hate content by the BJP-affiliated group to save its business. Mohan reportedly told the panel that Facebook's fact-checking team had not, so far, found any content, posted by the Bajrang Dal, that violated its social media policies. The WSJ report had referred to a video in which the Bajrang Dal claimed responsibility for an attack on a church outside Delhi.

No cause to ban Bajrang Dal: FB India head to panel

Facebook India head Ajit Mohan told a parliamentary panel on Wednesday that the social media giant had found no cause to act against the Bajrang Dal.

Facebook India head Ajit Mohan told a parliamentary panel on Wednesday that the social media giant had found no cause to act against the Bajrang Dal. Mohan was questioned by Congress MPs Shashi Tharoor and Karti Chidambaram in the context of a WSJ report that FB failed to act on hate content by the BJP-affiliated group to save its business. Mohan reportedly told the panel that Facebook's fact-checking team had not, so far, found any content, posted by the Bajrang Dal, that violated its social media policies. The WSJ report had referred to a video in which the Bajrang Dal claimed responsibility for an attack on a church outside Delhi.

Facebook's&nbsp;India head, Ajit&nbsp;Mohan,&nbsp;deposed before the Parliamentary&nbsp;Standing&nbsp;Committee&nbsp;Panel on Information and Technology on&nbsp;Wednesday.&nbsp;The panel was chaired by Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor, who along with&nbsp;Congress MP Karti&nbsp;Chidambaram&nbsp;questioned Mohan&nbsp;about a recent Wall Street Journal report which mentioned that the social media giant was reluctant in banning Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;on its platform due to the safety concerns of its staff. The public policy director of Facebook,&nbsp;Shivnath&nbsp;Thukral&nbsp;was also questioned by the panel.&nbsp;

Facebook's India head deposes before Parliamentary Panel

Facebook's&nbsp;India head, Ajit&nbsp;Mohan,&nbsp;deposed before the Parliamentary&nbsp; Standing&nbsp;Committee&nbsp;Panel on Information and Technology on&nbsp;Wednesday.&nbsp; The panel was chaired by Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor, who along with&nbsp;Congress MP Karti&nbsp;Chidambaram&nbsp;questioned Mohan&nbsp;about a recent Wall Street Journal report which mentioned that the social media giant was reluctant in banning Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;on its platform due to the safety concerns of its staff. The public policy director of Facebook,&nbsp;Shivnath&nbsp;Thukral&nbsp;was also questioned by the panel.&nbsp;

Facebook India head deposes before govt panel
Tharoor,&nbsp;Karti&nbsp;Chidambaram&nbsp;questioned&nbsp;Ajit&nbsp;Mohan Panel asked about WSJ&nbsp;report on social media giant
Report said Facebook&nbsp;was reluctant to ban Bajrang&nbsp;Dal
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Facebook's&nbsp;India head, Ajit&nbsp;Mohan,&nbsp;deposed before the Parliamentary&nbsp; Standing&nbsp;Committee&nbsp;Panel on Information and Technology on&nbsp;Wednesday.&nbsp; The panel was chaired by Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor, who along with&nbsp;Congress MP Karti&nbsp;Chidambaram&nbsp;questioned Mohan&nbsp;about a recent Wall Street Journal report which mentioned that the social media giant was reluctant in banning Bajrang&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;on its platform due to the safety concerns of its staff. The public policy director of Facebook,&nbsp;Shivnath&nbsp;Thukral&nbsp;was also questioned by the panel.&nbsp;

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