Bantwal: Case lodged against youth for spreading communal hatred
Bantwal: The Bantwal Town Police has registered a case against a youth of Alampady in the Taluk for sharing a post on social media with communally sensitive content and for spreading hate among people of communities with the post.
The accused has been identified as Yashugatty, a resident of Alampadi in Sajipa Munnoor village in the Taluk. Based on a complaint filed by Sheikhabba of Panemmangalur, an activist of Popular Front of India the police reporttedly booked Yashugatty.
Yashugatty is accused of sharing a post abusing minority community and their religious places. "A particular community is responsible for spreading coronavirus, he wrote and then condemned, religious leaders and holy places of the minority community; in his social media post.
He had earlier shared similar posts on social networking sites, and a case was registered against him at Bantwal police station on April 10 based on a complaint filed by Alampadi PFI's Shareef and this is the second time he has been booked for similar act on social media within a month.
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Three arrested for running fake Aadhaar racket in UP's Badaun
Budaun (UP), Apr 30 (PTI): The Budaun Police on Thursday busted a gang allegedly involved in preparing fake Aadhaar cards and forged documents, and arrested three of its members, officials said.
The action was carried out in the Hazratpur area, where the accused were found operating an illegal setup to generate fake identity documents, they said.
The accused have been identified as Farman Ali, a resident of Munshi Nagla, Anuj Kumar of Uprela, and Brajnandan of Sirsauli.
The police said a fingerprint scanner, three laptops, a hard disk, a scanner, a large number of Aadhaar cards and several suspicious documents were recovered from their possession.
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During interrogation, it was revealed that the gang had been involved in preparing fake identity documents for a long time, misleading people and earning money through illegal means, officials said.
Station House Officer Pushpendra Singh said the accused have been produced before a court, and efforts are underway to identify and arrest other members of the gang.
He added that further revelations are likely as the investigation progresses.
