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Bantwal: Youth held for posting objectionable message on Whatsapp
Bantwal: Youth held for posting objectionable message on Whatsapp
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Bantwal, Dec 15, 2017 : Bantwal rural police on Friday, December 15 , have arrested a youth for allegedly circulating a message hurting religious sentiments on mobile application Whatsapp.
The youth arrested is identified as Suresh resident o Kadeshwalya , here.
Reports said that Suresh had posted picture of Holy place Mecca with image of Lord Hanuman in it, which has hurt the religious sentiments of both the community. In regard to this post, Ashraf of Budoli has booked a case against Suresh at Bantwal rural police station. The message circulated has hurt religious sentiments and was objectionable in nature, says police.
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