World ( The cow news digital ) A Hindu extremist religious figure has sparked widespread concern after allegedly announcing a cash reward linked to a violent threat against Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, according to Indian media reports.
The controversy follows remarks by Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane, who reportedly described Aamir Khan as a “brand ambassador of love jihad” while referring to the actor’s marriages. The statement triggered political and public debate, drawing reactions from several quarters.
Indian media reported that Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya, a controversial Hindu extremist leader based in Ayodhya, publicly endorsed Rane’s remarks and repeated allegations against the actor regarding his personal relationships. The claims have not been substantiated with evidence.
The situation escalated after the religious leader allegedly announced a reward of ₹50 million (5 crore rupees) in connection with calls for violence against Aamir Khan. He also reportedly made additional threatening remarks and claimed he would support the legal expenses of anyone involved.
The reported statements have drawn criticism on social media, where users called for authorities to take action over the alleged incitement to violence. Public figures and rights advocates have frequently warned that inflammatory rhetoric targeting individuals can increase security risks and deepen social tensions.
Aamir Khan has not publicly responded to the latest controversy at the time of publication. Indian authorities have also not announced any official action regarding the reported threats.
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The actor, one of Bollywood’s most recognized stars, has previously faced criticism from political and religious groups over comments, films, and personal matters. However, this latest episode has renewed concerns about the safety of public figures and the impact of extremist rhetoric in India.
The incident has intensified debate over freedom of expression, hate speech, and public safety, with observers urging that disagreements be addressed through lawful and peaceful means rather than threats or violence.
