As the Epstein files kept coming out, ultra-woke feminist singer Chinmayi chose to make use of the opportunity to once again show how much she loathed herself, especially for being a Hindu.
In a post on her X handle, she wrote, “If Epstein had been dharmic singing Bhajans, looks like he’d have been the next Babaji and this country would have celebrated him.”
She will get ample opportunity to satisfy her desperation (to stay relevant) in courts and prison.
We are taking this up. pic.twitter.com/f1fafKK5c5— Hindu IT Cell (@HinduITCell) February 2, 2026
Enraged and hurt by this, a complaint has been filed against singer and activist Chinmayi Sripaada by members of the Hindu IT Cell.
Dear @DGPMaharashtra
We have filed a complaint for purpose insult and hatred towards Hindu Dharma under Section 299 and 302 of BNS.
Request your earliest intervention and action.
cc: @Dev_Fadnavis @mieknathshinde @Palghar_Police https://t.co/rke6pMV3qz pic.twitter.com/k4Z9Vrv6gX— Hindu IT Cell (@HinduITCell) February 3, 2026
According to the complaint acknowledgement shared publicly, the matter has been registered under the category of “Online and Social Media Related Crime”, with the sub-category listed as “Provocative Speech for unlawful acts.” The complaint was filed on 2 February 2026 and includes screenshots of the post as supporting evidence.
In the complaint submitted to the authorities, the complainant stated that the tweet was “extremely insulting to Hindu dharma” and alleged that Chinmayi had deliberately compared Hindu devotional singers and religious figures to a convicted sex offender, thereby promoting hatred and religious insult. The complainant sought immediate intervention and action, describing the post as a case of purposeful insult to a religious community.
Members of the Hindu IT Cell have stated that they have invoked provisions under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), citing Sections 299 and 302, which deal with deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings and promote enmity.
The Hindu IT Cell also tagged Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, urging the state machinery to take cognisance of what they described as a pattern of repeated provocation under the guise of “progressive commentary.”
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