New Delhi: Popular Comedian and actor Raju Srivatsav on Tuesday was trolled on social media platforms after a video wherein he is ranting about the ‘Tandav’ web series controversy went viral. Twitter users dug his old videos wherein he is seen making fun of Hindu gods, and called him a hypocrite.

In the video released by Raju Srivatsav, he is seen slamming the cast and crew of ‘Tandav’ including Saif Ali Khan for “strategically hatching a conspiracy against Hindu religion” and making fun of Hindu god.

He also dared the makers and producers of web series’ to make controversial content on other religions adding that they are scared that their heads will be chopped off. He also specifically targeted actor Saif Ali Khan adding that he has repeatedly done acts of making fun of Hindu religion and gods.

“It is high time that the Hindus in this country wake up. People are now demanding the scene to be deleted from the ‘Tandav’ web series. That is not enough, we should give them strict punishment. We should get a law in place that will restrict everybody to not try and do things like this” Raju is seen saying in the video.

Twitter users were quick to take note of the video and dug into the past and brought to the fore multiple videos of Raju Srivatsav wherein he himself is seen making fun of Hindu gods and religion.

In a video shared by Md Asif Khan, captioned “Virat Hindu vs Comedian, Raju Srivatsav in a movie is seen making fun of Lord Krishna. Users also shared other videos of the comedian wherein as a part of his standup comedy Raju had made fun of Hindu gods.

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Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Friday charged the SIR of electoral rolls was being rolled out to "cut" SC, BC and minorities votes, and said the ruling Congress in the state will ensure that they are "protected".

Shivakumar, also the state Congress chief, said that the party is educating all its leaders regarding Special Intensive Revision of the electoral rolls.

The Election Commission of India on Thursday announced the rollout of phase-3 of the SIR in 16 states and three Union Territories involving 36.73 crore voters in a phased manner beginning May 30. Karnataka was also being covered.

"We know that (SIR being rolled out), we have got all information. We are educating all the party leaders. Across the party line -- let BJP and JD(S) also secure all their votes," Shivakumar said.

Speaking to reporters here, he said, "it's (SIR) aim is to see to that Scheduled Caste, backward class and the minority votes are cut. But we will see that it is protected. Every one born in India should have their right."

"In Karnataka 88 to 90 per cent has been mapped (mapping of electors). But still we will try to educate all of them," he added.

Punjab, Jharkhand, Karnataka and Telangana are the opposition-ruled among the states where the SIR exercise will be held.

The final voters' roll of Karnataka will be out on October 7.

A section of leaders and organisations opposed to SIR had met Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah last week and urged the government to take urgent steps to protect the voting rights of the state's electorate from the process.

They termed the Special Intensive Revision an "undemocratic and unscientific" process that "pushes out" voters.