A Varanasi court on Saturday adjourned the case filed against actor Kamal Haasan over his remark on Hindu terror till November 22.

The case was filed under section 500, 511, 298, 295(a) and 505(c) of IPC over the actor`s remark on Hindu terror in his column in Ananda Vikatan, a Tamil weekly.

Hassan, in his column, wrote, &quot;In the past, Hindu right-wing groups would not indulge in violence, but they would hold a dialogue with the opposite parties on their arguments. But this old tactic was defeated and what they stated to do is use muscle power. They started indulging in violence.&quot;&nbsp;

The right-wing cannot challenge talk of Hindu terrorists because terror has spread into their camp as well,&quot; wrote the Tamil film icon. Haasan`s remark drew flak from various quarters, especially the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)

A Varanasi court on Saturday adjourned the case filed against actor Kamal Haasan over his remark on Hindu terror till November 22.

A Varanasi court on Saturday adjourned the case filed against actor Kamal Haasan over his remark on Hindu terror till November 22. The case was filed under section 500, 511, 298, 295(a) and 505(c) of IPC over the actor`s remark on Hindu terror in his column in Ananda Vikatan, a Tamil weekly. Hassan, in his column, wrote, "In the past, Hindu right-wing groups would not indulge in violence, but they would hold a dialogue with the opposite parties on their arguments. But this old tactic was defeated and what they stated to do is use muscle power. They started indulging in violence." The right-wing cannot challenge talk of Hindu terrorists because terror has spread into their camp as well," wrote the Tamil film icon. Haasan`s remark drew flak from various quarters, especially the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)

Court adjourns case against Kamal Haasan till Nov 22

Reacting to&nbsp;Kamal Haasan&#39;s remark on Hindu terrorists, a BJP leader took a dig at him by calling him &quot;mentally unstable&quot;. 
 
BJP leader Vinay Katiyar&nbsp;said, &quot;His mental state is unstable. He should be getting treated in a hospital. Politics of such defamatory nature is not okay. He doesn&#39;t have any proof.&quot;

Katiyar also hinted at&nbsp;filing a defamation case against&nbsp;the actor.&nbsp;

He further said that Haasan should apologise for his statement.&nbsp;

In a piece in Tamil magazine Vikatan, the Tamil superstar has stated that Hindu extremists earlier held dialogues but now indulge in violence. &nbsp;

&quot;In the past Hindu right-wing groups would not indulge in violence, but they used to hold dialogues with the opposition parties to win arguments. But these old tactics have&nbsp;been forgotten and now replaced with &#39;muscle power&#39;. They have started indulging in violence. Right wing can&#39;t challenge anyone asking the question -- Show me, one Hindu terrorist? Terror has spread into their camp as well,&#39;&#39; the actor has written in the Tamil magazine.&nbsp;

Such terror activities are not going to help them in any which ways...truth alone triumphs, Tamil superstar added.&nbsp;

Speaking about social justice, the actor said Kerala &#39;&#39;shows the way&#39;&#39; in the social justice.&nbsp;

&#39;&#39;TN will become an example for social justice once again. As of now, Kerala shows the way. Congratulations,&quot; the actor wrote.

BJP leader Vinay Katiyar?said 'His mental state is unstable.He should be getting treated in a hospital. Politics of such defamatory nature is not okay. He doesn't have any proof'

Reacting to Kamal Haasan's remark on Hindu terrorists, a BJP leader took a dig at him by calling him "mentally unstable". BJP leader Vinay Katiyar said, "His mental state is unstable. He should be getting treated in a hospital. Politics of such defamatory nature is not okay. He doesn't have any proof." Katiyar also hinted at filing a defamation case against the actor. He further said that Haasan should apologise for his statement. In a piece in Tamil magazine Vikatan, the Tamil superstar has stated that Hindu extremists earlier held dialogues but now indulge in violence. "In the past Hindu right-wing groups would not indulge in violence, but they used to hold dialogues with the opposition parties to win arguments. But these old tactics have been forgotten and now replaced with 'muscle power'. They have started indulging in violence. Right wing can't challenge anyone asking the question -- Show me, one Hindu terrorist? Terror has spread into their camp as well,'' the actor has written in the Tamil magazine. Such terror activities are not going to help them in any which ways...truth alone triumphs, Tamil superstar added. Speaking about social justice, the actor said Kerala ''shows the way'' in the social justice. ''TN will become an example for social justice once again. As of now, Kerala shows the way. Congratulations," the actor wrote.

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