Ramdev did NOT incite communal passion: Cops

February 22, 2012 16:19

Baba Ramdev and Janata Party chief Subramanian Swamy did not incite any communal passion, leading to the beating up of a man by their followers for throwing black ink on yoga guru's face in a press meet here, the city
police told a Delhi court today.

In a report to the court of Metropolitan Magistrate Jasjeet Kaur, police said, "During the press conference, Baba Ramdev neither spoke against the Muslim community nor abetted the supporters to assault him (Kamran Siddiqui). Subramanian Swamy was also with Baba Ramdev and he also did not incite any person to assault Siddiqui."

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