: The pamphlet was published by Mahashay Rajpal in Lahore. Although published under the pseudonym "Pandit Chamupati," it was reportedly written as a satirical retaliation to a Muslim pamphlet that had insulted the Hindu goddess Sita.

examines the communal tension and legal proceedings surrounding the pamphlet in colonial Punjab. Legal History scholarly PDF from UCalgary

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: Rajpal was initially charged under Section 153A of the Indian Penal Code (promoting hatred between classes). However, the Lahore High Court acquitted him in 1927, ruling that the law did not specifically protect religious figures from insult. The Aftermath and Legal Impact