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Pappu Yadav defiant after FIR over Parliament skit on Ram Temple funds

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A case has been registered by Varanasi Police against opposition leader Pappu Yadav and others over a Parliament skit that depicted alleged misappropriation of Ram Temple donations. The FIR was filed following a complaint lodged by a religious leader. A separate complaint against the MP was also filed in the national capital. Yadav has responded defiantly, stating he is prepared to face death in order to safeguard people's faith and religious sentiments.

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