Do RGV’s Tweets Amount to Culpable Offence? – HC

In 2014, during the Ganesh Chaturdhi celebrations, the devotees of Lord Ganesha were hurt badly because of the series of tweets posted by filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma making fun of Lord Ganesha.

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A petition filed by an advocate came to hearing before Madhya Pradesh High Court and the High Court issued orders to police to probe into the case to find out if RGV’s tweets amount to culpable offence. The tweets were so instigating that they led to online trolling for hurting the sentiments of the Hindus.

What did RGV say to hurt the sentiments of one religious community? He made fun of Lord Ganesha expressing lot of doubts in a satirical manner. Check his doubts (tweets) and decide for yourself if his doubts amount to culpable offence.

* Why Lord Ganesha is fat and isn’t trim like other Gods?

* Did Lord Ganesha have a fat tummy from his childhood or did he get the tummy when he got the trunk after his father (Lord Shiva) cut off his head?

* How did Lord Ganesha eat his food… with his trunk or hands?

* RGV also asked the devotees the list of obstacles removed by Lord Ganesha.

* RGV wondered how a guy (Lord Ganesha) who couldn’t save his save the devotees?