For those who don't read the article, here is the amusing part: "Ironically, earlier this year, Mr Iyer-Mitra tweeted that a criminal case should be filed agai

For those who don't read the article, here is the amusing part: "Ironically, earlier this year, Mr Iyer-Mitra tweeted that a criminal case should be filed against American historian Audrey Truschke for allegedly abusing a Hindu god and "hurting sentiments". "Bog her down in the legal system - can't leave on bail," he wrote. He has also tweeted about putting human rights activists and Communists in prison. One of his friends told me that most of his tweets were written in jest and "he now possibly regrets posting some of them". When you call for jailing people based on opinions, well you never know when your opinion is the one out of favor with those with power.