Delhi Police arrests 25 for putting up posters questioning Modi's COVID-19 vaccination policy
The police arrested 15 on Saturday in connection with the posters plastered in several parts of Delhi. Police said more arrests will be made as investigation is underway

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Based on further complaints, 25 FIRs were registered under sections 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant) of the Indian Penal Code and other relevant sections, including section 3 of the Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, across various districts of the Delhi Police, officials said.A senior police officer said, "More FIRs are likely to be registered if further complaints are received in this regard. As of now, investigation is underway to ascertain on whose behalf these posters were being put up at various places across the city and accordingly further action will be taken."Elaborating further about the FIRs and arrests, the police said three FIRs were registered in northeast Delhi and two people were arrested from there.Three FIRs were registered in west and five people were arrested while another three FIRs were registered in outer Delhi and three more people were nabbed from there. In northwest part of the National Capital, four FIRs were registered after which two were arrested, police said.They said two FIRs were registered in the central part of the city and four people were arrested while two FIRs were registered in Rohini and another two FIRs in south were also registered.The police said one FIR was registered in east Delhi's Kalyanpuri and four people were nabbed while another FIR was registered in New Friends Colony police station of the southeast district, police said.Police officials said one FIR was registered in Dwarka from where two people were arrested while another FIR was registered in north Delhi and one person was arrested from there.The person claimed that he had been given Rs 500 to paste these posters, police said.Police said one more FIR was registered in southwest Delhi from two people were held.Another case was registered in Shahadra. The police have recovered the CCTV footage of the act and are trying to nab the person involved in it, officials added.

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