Professor C'Garh College was arrested for posting offensive remarks against Indian deities, calling him a “grammatical error”

Raibull: A professor at a government college in Chhattisgarh's Surguja area was arrested for offensive remarks against Hindu god kali.

Gandhi Nagar Police Station, suspected of hurting religious views, later raised religious sentiment in a local court for the arrest of HD Mahar, a professor of botany at PG College Surguja at Ambikapur district headquarters.

Police said the professor was later entrusted to judicial custody.

According to police, the professor posted a message in the Whatsapp group of faculty members that read: “No one is bigger than Kali Mai's devil.”

The news was released on Friday afternoon and was written in English but in Hindi letters.

The Post has sparked a series of protests by various Hindu institutions at the Gandhi Nagar Police Station in Ambikapur, headquartered in Surguja District, calling for action against the professor.

In this regard, the Secretary General of Surguja Regional Force BJP, Inder Kumar Bhagat, filed a complaint at the Gandhi Nagar Police Station.

Later, the professor issued a clarification saying that he was a Hindus and a devotee of the gods.

He attributes the confusion to grammatical errors in his posts and apologizes for inadvertently hurting people’s religious sentiments.