Rakshak bullet controversy: Hindu leader warns of black ink if he doesn't apologise

Rakshak bullet controversy: Hindu leader warns of black ink if he doesn't apologise Rakshak Bullet's dialogue insulting Goddess Chamundeshwari has sparked a controversy. Hindu leader Tejas said Rakshak should immediately apologise or else he would be careful to put black ink. Dialogue that created controversy: "I thought I was looking at you, my mother was coming down from Chamundeshwari Hill, taking off her saree and jewellery, wearing pants and shirts and taking a trip to Switzerland," he said. Hindu activist Mahesh has lodged a complaint with the Bengaluru Police Commissioner. Tejas also warned that if Rakshak does not apologise, the fight will intensify. "Wrong offerings should be made at Chamundeshwari temple, otherwise we will have to face severe consecration in the coming days," he said. The case has now triggered outrage among Hindu organisations and it will be interesting to see how Rakshak Bullet reacts.