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Dasna temple head priest Yati Narasinghanand who was arrested in January in connection with the Haridwar Dharma Sansad hate speech against Muslims and other cases has been released from jail.
Immediately after walking out of the Haridwar district jail on Thursday, Narsinghanand proceeded to Sarvanand ghat to resume his hunger strike demanding the release of co-accused in the case, Jitendra Narayan Tyagi, formerly known as Waseem Rizvi.
Narsinghanand's release follows bail granted to him on Tuesday by a local court in a case slapped on him under section 509 of the Indian Penal Code for making objectionable remarks against women and abusing a journalist.
Though granted bail in the Dharma Sansad case on February 7, Narsinghanand was still in jail due to the other cases in which the same court granted him bail on Tuesday.
The Hindutva leader had organised a conclave in Haridwar in December last year where several speakers delivered hate speeches against Muslims.
Talking to reporters after coming out of jail, Narsinghanand said his release without that of Tyagi did not mean anything and he was going to resume his hunger strike at the Sarvanand ghat in Haridwar.
He said the protest will continue till Tyagi is released.
Tyagi's bail application will be heard by the Uttarakhand High Court on February 21.
Rizvi, a former Uttar Pradesh Shia Central Waqf Board chairman, had adopted the name of Jitendra Narayan Tyagi after converting to Hinduism.

Yati Narasinghanand walks out of jail, sits on hunger strike: here's why

Immediately after walking out of the Haridwar district jail, Narsinghanand proceeded to Sarvanand ghat to resume his hunger strike demanding the release of co-accused in the case, Jitendra Narayan Tyagi, formerly known as Waseem Rizvi.

Dasna temple head priest Yati Narasinghanand who was arrested in January in connection with the Haridwar Dharma Sansad hate speech against Muslims has been released from jail.
The Hindutva leader had organised a conclave in Haridwar in December last year where several speakers delivered hate speeches against Muslims. Immediately after walking out of the Haridwar district jail, Narsinghanand proceeded to Sarvanand ghat to resume his hunger strike demanding the release of co-accused in the case, Jitendra Narayan Tyagi, formerly known as Waseem Rizvi.
Rizvi, a former Uttar Pradesh Shia Central Waqf Board chairman, had adopted the name of Jitendra Narayan Tyagi after converting to Hinduism.&nbsp;Tyagi's bail application will be heard by the Uttarakhand High Court on February 21.&nbsp;

Rizvi, a former Uttar Pradesh Shia Central Waqf Board chairman, had adopted the name of Jitendra Narayan Tyagi after converting to Hinduism.&nbsp;Tyagi's bail application will be heard by the Uttarakhand High Court on February 21.&nbsp;

Dasna temple head priest Yati Narasinghanand who was arrested in January in connection with the Haridwar Dharma Sansad hate speech against Muslims and other cases has been released from jail.
Immediately after walking out of the Haridwar district jail on Thursday, Narsinghanand proceeded to Sarvanand ghat to resume his hunger strike demanding the release of co-accused in the case, Jitendra Narayan Tyagi, formerly known as Waseem Rizvi.
Narsinghanand's release follows bail granted to him on Tuesday by a local court in a case slapped on him under section 509 of the Indian Penal Code for making objectionable remarks against women and abusing a journalist.
Though granted bail in the Dharma Sansad case on February 7, Narsinghanand was still in jail due to the other cases in which the same court granted him bail on Tuesday.
The Hindutva leader had organised a conclave in Haridwar in December last year where several speakers delivered hate speeches against Muslims.
Talking to reporters after coming out of jail, Narsinghanand said his release without that of Tyagi did not mean anything and he was going to resume his hunger strike at the Sarvanand ghat in Haridwar.
He said the protest will continue till Tyagi is released.
Tyagi's bail application will be heard by the Uttarakhand High Court on February 21.
Rizvi, a former Uttar Pradesh Shia Central Waqf Board chairman, had adopted the name of Jitendra Narayan Tyagi after converting to Hinduism.

UP Shia Waqf Board chief Wasim Rizvi is now Jitendra Narayan Singh Tyagi.
The controversial perosnality, who remains in news for his anti-Islam views, has now officially left Islam and converted to Hinduism.
Wasim Rizvi embraced the Hindu religion at the Dasna temple in Ghaziabad, which is run by controversial Yati Narsinhanand Giri, who has repeatedly courted controversy over his anti-Muslim and ant-women comments.
Giri on Monday presided over Rizvi's conversion ceremony.
Wasim Rizvi has long been a controversial figure.
He had recently expressed his desire to not be buried after death. He, instead said that he should be cremated according to Hindu customs. He had also expressed his wish that Yati Narsinhanand Giri should light his pyre.
Wasim Rizvi was also in the headlines for filing a petition to remove some verses of the Quran. He had filed a petition in the Supreme Court calling 26 verses of the Quran that 'promote terrorism'. However, rejecting this petition, the Supreme Court imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 on Rizvi.

UP Shia leader Wasim Rizvi leaves Islam, becomes Hindu, Yati Narsinhanand conducts ritual

UP Shia Waqf Board chief Wasim Rizvi is now Jitendra Narayan Singh Tyagi after embracing Hinduism. Look who presided over his conversion

UP Shia Waqf Board chief leaves Islam, becomes Hindu

UP Shia Waqf Board chief leaves Islam, becomes Hindu
Controversial preacher Yati Narsinhanand Giri&nbsp;conducts ritual
Wasin Rizvi takes name Jitendra&nbsp;Narayan Singh Tyagi&nbsp;
Rizvi&nbsp;earlier expressed desire to be cremated after death
Rizvi&nbsp;moved SC seeking removal of some Quran verses&nbsp;

Wasim Rizvi embraced the Hindu religion at the Dasna temple in Ghaziabad, which is run by controversial&nbsp;Yati Narsinhanand Giri

UP Shia Waqf Board chief&nbsp;Wasim Rizvi is now Jitendra Narayan Singh Tyagi.
The controversial personality, who remains in news for his anti-Islam views, has now officially left Islam and converted to Hinduism.
Wasim Rizvi embraced the Hindu religion at the Dasna temple in Ghaziabad, which is run by controversial&nbsp;Yati Narsinhanand Giri, who has repeatedly courted controversy over his anti-Muslim and anti-women comments.
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Giri on Monday presided over Rizvi's conversion ceremony.
Wasim Rizvi has long been a controversial&nbsp;figure.
He had recently expressed his desire to not be buried after death. He, instead said that he should be cremated according to Hindu customs. He had also expressed his wish that Yati Narsinhanand Giri&nbsp;should light his pyre.
Wasim Rizvi was also in the headlines for filing a petition to remove some verses of the Quran. He had filed a petition in the Supreme Court calling 26 verses of the Quran that 'promote terrorism'. However, rejecting this petition, the Supreme Court imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 on Rizvi.

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