The activists led by Yogesh Dhir, Bajrang Dal's Punjab convenor, raised slogans against the leader and burnt his effigy at various places in the city.
Prasad, a former Bihar Chief Minister and Union Minister, kicked up a row after his controversial comments on the beef row, who had said that some Hindus too ate beef when they went outside the country.
The right-wing outfit asserted that they would not tolerate any remarks or action in support of cow slaughtering.