Ramdev's 'No Need to Fear Hindu Rashtra' Remark Triggers Political Controversy

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Yoga guru Baba Ramdev, 60, has sparked a controversy after claiming there is 'no need to fear Hindu Rashtra.' The comment drew widespread reactions across political circles in India. Ramdev, who has built a large business empire through yoga camps and ayurvedic products, also asserted that all Indians share the same ancestors. The remark has been widely reported and debated in national media. No further context or clarification from Ramdev has been officially issued at this time.

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