North Indian YouTuber Amrit Singh Deren.
He has posted a travel video about Kerala on his social media page.
In that video, he accused the Congress government ruling in Kerala of receiving financial aid from Arab countries and helping spread Islam in Kerala.
Not only that, he also said in the video that a silver statue of Muhammad Ali Jinnah was placed along with Mahatma Gandhi at the Kashi Art Café restaurant in Kerala, and that beef curry was being served there.

Kashi Restaurant
He had also said that the restaurant was named in memory of Kashi, the sacred site of Hindus. This is fake news.
Next, he said that Muslims are the majority at Kochi port, and that the port is under their control.
Following this, Kochi port police have registered a case against Amrit Singh for allegedly making hate-inciting remarks.
Satheesan post
Protesting this video, Kerala Chief Minister Satheesan said on his X page, “Kerala always stands firm in unity. There is no place here for religious hatred.
The Instagram video recently posted by an out-of-state video blogger, intended to spread false information about our Fort Kochi, portray our state negatively, and create division among people, is completely unacceptable.

A case has been registered in this regard; the law will do its duty. The United Democratic Front government is committed to protecting communal harmony and justice, without fear or bias.
This is a new era for God’s own country. There is no place for hatred. If anyone tries to disrupt our religious harmony, we will never allow it,” he posted.
Pinarayi Vijayan’s post
Kerala’s Leader of the Opposition, Pinarayi Vijayan, said, “Fort Kochi and Varkala are places where cultures converge, histories intertwine, and diversity flourishes.
But a video blogger who trades in hatred for profit is trying to give these places a religious color.
The Sangh Parivar, which failed to divide Kerala, is carrying out its hate campaign by outsourcing it to online instigators.
However, Kerala’s secular spirit will never bow to their politics of hatred. The state government must take strict legal action against those who spread religious enmity among communities,” he said in his condemnation.
