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Mathura Court Summons Aniruddhacharya for Jan. 1 Hearing Over Viral Remarks About Women

The complainant moved the matter to court after Vrindavan police did not register an FIR, seeking jail for alleged derogatory comments about women.

Overview

  • The Mathura Chief Judicial Magistrate accepted the petition and set January 1, 2026 for recording the complainant’s statements.
  • Petitioner Meera Rathore, Agra district president of the All India Hindu Mahasabha, filed the case following an earlier police complaint that she says drew no FIR.
  • The court requested an investigation report, and the petitioner’s lawyer says the defence cited Articles 14, 15, 21 and 29 before admitting a mistake and offering an apology.
  • The case stems from an October video in which the spiritual orator is alleged to have made demeaning comments about 25-year-old women, prompting widespread criticism.
  • Aniruddhacharya issued a clarification claiming the clip was distorted and that key context from his speech was omitted.