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Ex-CBI chief insults deceased Swami Agnivesh, internet schools him

Former interim CBI&nbsp;chief M Nageswara&nbsp;Rao&nbsp;has earned ire of several netizens&nbsp;after he called Swami Agnivesh's&nbsp;death 'good riddance' on Twitter. The former officer further added that Swami Agnivesh was an anti-Hindu in saffron robes who did enormous damage to Hinduism.&nbsp;
Reacting to his tweet, activist Harsh Mander&nbsp;said it was sad to see an officer flaunting uncivility&nbsp;towards a man who has just died. Historian Irfan&nbsp;Habib&nbsp;called Rao&nbsp;a disgrace and said abusing the dead maybe Hindutva&nbsp;but it is not Hinduism. Police think-tank and senior police officers too condemned Rao's&nbsp;post.&nbsp;
The ex-CBI&nbsp;chief also got lessons in Hinduism from netizens who said that Hinduism is about being a good person and that even Lord Ram did not rejoice Ravana's death.&nbsp;

Ex-CBI insults deceased Swami Agnivesh, gets schooled on Hinduism

Former interim CBI&nbsp;chief M Nageswara&nbsp;Rao&nbsp;has earned ire of several netizens&nbsp;after he called Swami Agnivesh's&nbsp;death 'good riddance' on Twitter. The former officer further added that Swami Agnivesh was an anti-Hindu in saffron robes who did enormous damage to Hinduism.&nbsp;
The priest and activist died on Friday from liver ailment.&nbsp;
Reacting to his tweet, activist Harsh Mander&nbsp;said it was sad to see an officer flaunting uncivility&nbsp;towards a man who has just died. Historian Irfan&nbsp;Habib&nbsp;called Rao&nbsp;a disgrace and said abusing the dead maybe Hindutva&nbsp;but it is not Hinduism. Police think-tank and senior police officers too condemned Rao's&nbsp;post.&nbsp;
The ex-CBI&nbsp;chief also got lessons in Hinduism from netizens who said that Hinduism is about being a good person and that even Lord Ram did not rejoice Ravana's death.&nbsp;

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