Social activist Swami Agnivesh passed away on Friday evening. Followed by the news of his death, former Interim CBI director and controversial retired IPS officer M. Nageswara Rao posted "disturbing tweets" about Swami Agnivesh.

Rao took to Twitter and wrote, "GOOD RIDDANCE @swamiagnivesh. You were an Anti-Hindu donning saffron clothes. You did enormous damage to Hinduism. I am ashamed that you were born as a Telugu Brahmin. మేక వన్నె పులి गोमुख व्याग्रं Lion in sheep clothes. My grievance against Yamaraj is why did he wait this long (sic)!" He added, "Correction: Read "Wolf" for "Lion" in the above tweet (sic)."

The shocking tweet by the former Interim CBI director caused widespread outrage on Twitter. Twitterati criticised him for his comments on the dead activist. But, the retired IPS officer held his ground.

“Why do we celebrate as festivals the days savages were dead? Because they're pests destroying society & their death is a cause for celebration. It was also to warn people not to patronise the bad. Hinduism eschews अपात्र दानं & misplaced sympathy as they destroy both the giver & the sympathizer,” he responded to a criticism.

There were also many who supported Rao. A handle named @NaMo_Phani tweeted  " With You Sir. This Unabashed Passion, No-Nonsense/Non-Apologetic Stand. This is So Required Today. Need of the Hour. Huge Respects..."  

A 1986-batch IPS officer, M. Nageshwar Rao has many corruption complaints against him. He has allegedly influenced probes in CBI, misappropriated funds while in office & transferred officers despite SC order.

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Kathmandu (PTI): At least 17 people were killed Thursday when a jeep skidded off a hilly road and plunged about 700 metres into a gorge in Nepal's Rolpa district, police said.

The accident occurred in the Jaljala area of Thawang rural municipality when the vehicle slipped on a muddy stretch amid rain and fell down the hillside, they said.

The private jeep was hired by locals travelling to attend the Baisakh Purnima festival on Friday at Jaljala, according to police inspector Sunil Thapa Nepali, information officer at the District Police Office, Rolpa.

Rescue operations are hampered by heavy rain in the area, police said, adding that the exact number of passengers in the vehicle at the time of the accident is not yet known.