Police complaint filed against Ram Gopal Varma for making alleged anti-Hindu remarks on Social Media

Controversial filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has found himself in legal trouble after a police complaint was filed against him in Andhra Pradesh for allegedly making anti-Hindu remarks on social media. The complaint, citing hate speech and offensive content, accuses the director of hurting the religious sentiments of the Hindu community through his posts on platforms such as Facebook and YouTube.

The complaint was lodged by Meda Srinivas, president of the Rashtriya Praja Congress and a practicing High Court advocate. Srinivas submitted video clips and screenshots of social media posts as evidence at the Three Town Police Station. According to him, Ram Gopal Varma's comments were not only offensive but also posed a potential threat to public harmony.

Speaking to the press, Srinivas said, “Ram Gopal Varma’s barbaric remarks have caused immense hurt to Hindu sentiments. His content reflects a complete disregard for our religious values and traditions. It’s more than just opinion—it’s incitement, and that is unacceptable in any civil society.”

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