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Hindustani Bhau aka Vikas Fhatak granted bail by Mumbai sessions court

Hindustani Bhau aka Vikas Fhatak was arrested on February 1 for instigating students of Dharavi to protest over online exams for classes 10th and 12th. The social media influencer has now been granted bail by the Mumbai sessions court in the matter.

Hindustani Bhau aka Vikas Fhatak granted bail by Mumbai sessions court Image Source : FILE IMAGEHindustani Bhau aka Vikas Fhatak granted bail by Mumbai sessions court

Social media influencer Hindustani Bhau aka Vikas Fhatak has been granted bail by the Mumbai session court on Thursday. He was arrested over a video in which he could be seen instigating Dharavi students to protest over online exams for classes 10th and 12th in view of COVID-19. Not only this but he even asked them to assemble in the Dharavi area near the residence of Maharashtra education minister Varsha Gaikwad. He was arrested on February 1 and later remanded to judicial custody for 14 days.

In the video, he could be heard saying, "Many deaths took place due to COVID-19. People have not come out of its fear, now the Omicron variant has come. The government itself is saying to stay at home and take precautions."

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He had said that the professors are also holding meetings via online mode, so why the risk is being taken with children's health by taking offline exams. "I would like to request you (government) to cancel the offline exams. If not then, my students and I would take to protest at the doorstep of the Varsha Gaikwad. I won't stop until they get justice...," Bhau had said in the video.

After the video went viral, students had staged a protest outside State School Education Minster Professor Varsha Eknath Gaikwad's residence in Maharashtra's Mumbai, against offline exams.

Hindustani Bhau is known for posting controversial and abusive videos targeting Pakistan and other YouTubers from neighbouring countries. He rose to fame when he participated in Salman Khan hosted reality show Bigg Boss 13.