He has been jailed over five years in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case with no trial.
- True: He has been jailed over five years in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case with no trial.
- True: He made this call at a September 2025 gathering in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.
- True: His lawyer argued in 2021 that police evidence came from a truncated video originating from a BJP member's tweet.
- True: This matches the 2021 court arguments reported in detail.
Checked against: Hindustan Times, Supreme Court Observer, Struggle for Hindu Existence, Muslim Mirror, Bar and Bench, Amnesty International
Why we say that›
Umar Khalid's detention and Narsinghanand's partition call are real. The hypocrisy charge is not proven.
All listed facts check out with sources. Khalid remains in jail over five years without trial on conspiracy charges tied to speeches. Narsinghanand called for dividing India again with no Muslims, mosques or madrasas. His lawyer argued the case rests on an edited clip and is unsupported. The through-line that Khalid is jailed specifically for 'Bharat ke tukde' talk while the priest faces no jail implies unequal law. Sources show Khalid's case is broader, he denies the exact phrase, and Narsinghanand has faced past FIRs though not for this 2025 speech. No source establishes the selective enforcement the reel drives at.
Khalid was arrested in 2020 in the larger Delhi riots conspiracy case under UAPA. Courts have cited multiple speeches and evidence beyond one clip, and bail has been denied repeatedly as of 2026.
Reported 15 Aug 2026
Claims
1 exaggerated · 3 true
- True, but exaggerated
Umar Khalid has been in jail for the last six years because he talked about breaking India (Bharat ke tukde).
What we found
He has been jailed over five years in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case with no trial. Speeches are cited but he denies saying 'Bharat ke tukde' and sources tie it to broader evidence.
- True
Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati (also referred to as wicked Narsinghanand Saraswati) called for another partition of India, saying the country should be divided again where there is not a single Muslim, not a single mosque, and not a single madrasa.
What we found
He made this call at a September 2025 gathering in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.
- True
The case against Umar Khalid is based on an edited YouTube clip.
What we found
His lawyer argued in 2021 that police evidence came from a truncated video originating from a BJP member's tweet.
- True
Umar Khalid's lawyer Trideep Pais told the additional sessions judge Amitabh Rawat that his client was being framed, all allegations against him were fabricated and hollow, witnesses were selectively taken, and there were contradictions in the police's claims indicating it was a cooked up case.
The full story, from the sources›
Umar’s counsel Trideep Pais told additional sessions judge Amitabh Rawat that his client was being “framed” and all the allegations against him were “fabricated” and “hollow”. He said that witnesses have been taken selectively and that there were various contradictions in the police’s claims indicating that it was a “cooked up case. - Hindustan Times (2021-08-23) The origin of the video footage purportedly showing Khalid giving a speech in Amravati, Maharashtra was taken from a tweet of BJP member Amit Malviya and then aired by news channels including Republic TV... truncated version of video from YouTube which is copied from a tweet. - Bar and Bench (2021-08-23) Yati Narsinghanand... ‘Need a nation with no Mosques, no Muslims... call for another partition of India to create a Muslim-free state. - Muslim Mirror (2025-09-13) Yati Narsinghanand... called for a “Hindu-only nation without mosques, madrasas, and Muslims there... gathering on Sept 11 at the Dasna Temple in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. - Struggle for Hindu Existence (2025-09-14) Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam remain jailed... Supreme Court denied bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the 2020 Delhi Riots conspiracy case... in jail over 5 years (from ~March 2020 for riots case) without trial progress... speeches in Amravati, Aligarh, Asansol cited as evidence of conspiracy. - Supreme Court Observer (2026-01-05)
From reporting
What else it leaves out (2)›
- Narsinghanand has faced multiple past FIRs and brief detentions for hate speech. The specific 2025 call has not led to reported arrest or jail time in available sources.
- The 'six years' is approximate. He has been in custody over five years with some interim bail periods.
How it's framed (3)›
Sources (6)›
Umar’s counsel Trideep Pais told additional sessions judge Amitabh Rawat that his client was being “framed” and all the allegations against him were “fabricated” and “hollow”. He said that witnesses have been taken selectively and that there were various contradictions in the police’s claims indicating that it was a “cooked up case.
Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam remain jailed... Supreme Court denied bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the 2020 Delhi Riots conspiracy case... in jail over 5 years (from ~March 2020 for riots case) without trial progress... speeches in Amravati, Aligarh, Asansol cited as evidence of conspiracy.
Yati Narsinghanand... called for a “Hindu-only nation without mosques, madrasas, and Muslims there... gathering on Sept 11 at the Dasna Temple in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.
Yati Narsinghanand... ‘Need a nation with no Mosques, no Muslims... call for another partition of India to create a Muslim-free state.
The origin of the video footage purportedly showing Khalid giving a speech in Amravati, Maharashtra was taken from a tweet of BJP member Amit Malviya and then aired by news channels including Republic TV... truncated version of video from YouTube which is copied from a tweet.
Continued detention of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam raises grave concerns... denied bail... on terrorism-related charges following their peaceful participation in protests against the discriminatory Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)... more than five years in pre-trial detention.
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Checked against 6 sources · 15 Aug 2026
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