Devkinandan Thakur, who hails from Uttar Pradesh, has been informed by tweeting that he has received a call from Dubai threatening to kill him. In the tweet, Devkinandan Thakur has said, ‘On April 16, a yatra was taken out in Maharashtra with thousands of devotees. Stones did not rain, but today a phone call came from Dubai threatening to kill. I request you to consider this kindly. On the other hand, Devkinandan’s brother Vijay Sharma has complained about this matter at the Jent police station.
Devkinandan Thakur received a threat call from Dubai
16 अप्रेल महाराष्ट्र में यात्रा हजारों भक्तों के साथ निकाली जिसमें पत्थर तो नहीं बरसे लेकिन आज दुबई से जान से मारने की धमकी भरा फ़ोन जरूर आ गया।में आग्रह करता हूँ संज्ञान में लेने का कष्ट करें@PMOIndia @HMOindia @CMOMaharashtra @CMOfficeUP @dgpup @myogiadityanath @DGPMaharashtra pic.twitter.com/nGRRFBTvTY
— Devkinandan Thakur Ji (@DN_Thakur_Ji) April 18, 2022
Questions have been raised on the security of temples
Devkinandan Thakur had earlier raised the question regarding the security of the temples. While demanding protection for the saints, he had said that the government should give protection to those who propagate religion; only then faith will be safe. He said, ‘If the Gorakhnath Math of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi is not safe, how will other temples be secure. Gorakhnath Peeth is in the hands of Yogi himself. If a temple-like Gorakhnath can be attacked, how will the rest of the shrines be safe?
Those who slaughter cows should get punishment no less than the death penalty.
He had also told less the fine of 20,000 on those who leave the cows open on the road. He said such people should be punished like a criminal. He said that the punishment for those who cut cows should not be less than the death penalty. Apart from this, he had been told that the government should also make provisions for punishment for those who drink alcohol at the temple.
