'Sex Tantra Camp' for Navratri cancelled in Pune after uproar

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Updated At : 03:15 PM Sep 17, 2022 IST

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Pune, September 17

A ‘Sex Tantra Camp’ in the city, which offered training in various tantra techniques was cancelled on Friday following opposition from various outfits and a case was filed against its organisers, police said.

The three-day course with a fee of Rs 15,000 organised during the Navratri festival had made many right-wing outfits see red.

A case under Indian Penal Code section 292 which deals with the offence of obscenity was registered against Ravi Singh, a member of the Satyam Shivam Sundaram Foundation which had allegedly organised it, said an official.

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