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Gwalior police registers case against Kashmiri student over 'pro-Pakistan' Facebook comment

Gwalior police have registered a case against a Kashmiri student over his comment on social media supporting Pakistan after the Champions Trophy final.

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|Jun 25, 2017, 21:04:50 IST
Bhopal: Gwalior police have registered a case against a Kashmiri student over his comment on social media supporting Pakistan after the Champions Trophy final.[caption id="attachment_3509439" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. GettyImages

Representational image. GettyImages[/caption]A case under IPC section 153-A (disturbing communal harmony) and the provisions of Information Technology Act was registered against Seh Mudassar, who hails from Kashmir, after his comment on a Facebook post created tension in Mahalgaon area of the city, additional superintendent of police (ASP) Abhishek Tiwari said.A boy from the area — where Mudassar, a postgraduate student of Jiwaji University, has been living for the last two years — wrote a post on Facebook congratulating Pakistan for its victory while expressing disappointment over India's performance in the 18 June match.Reacting to the post, Mudassar made a pro-Pakistan comment.It created tension in the area, and the boy's parents scolded their son over the issue. Mudassar then left for Kashmir, the ASP said.A group of ten persons allegedly visited the boy's house on Friday and created a ruckus over the issue. Police registered a case against them too, Tiwari said.While nobody has been arrested, security in the area has been stepped up, he added.

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First Published:Jun 25, 2017, 20:57:03 IST
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