Pahalgam Renewal: 16 arrested in Assam for creating traitors after Bahlkam attack
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma on Sunday said that 16 people from all over the state have been arrested for expressing inflammatory and treacherous comments after the Bahlkam attack. The Chief Minister, who posted on the social media site ‘X’, wrote, ‘So far, 16 arrests have been made. Strict action is taken against these people. Earlier, information on 14 arrests was provided until Saturday evening.
May take action under NSA
Among the arrested include the Opposition AIUDF MLA Aminul Islam. Chief Minister Sharma said action would be taken against the people arrested under the National Security Act (NSA) if necessary.
Sharma said, “India and Pakistan have no equality. Both countries are enemy countries, we must live the same. He said the Assam government would not tolerate national anti -national activities.
The issue came to light when terrorists attacked a tourist destination in the south of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. 26 people lost their lives in the attack, and most of them were tourists.
The government claims that some people in Assam have made objectionable and anti -inflammatory views on the attack on social media, and then the police took immediate action. The Chief Minister has made it clear that such measures will not be saved under any circumstances. The state government has appealed to all citizens to take responsibility for important issues and maintain peace.
A youth was arrested on Wednesday in Jharkhand’s Bogaro district for a controversial post on social media following the Bahlkam terrorist attack. The accused Mohammed Na Aus Shad shared a post, praising the social media site ‘X’ (previous Twitter), Pakistan and terrorist organization, Lashkar-e-Tiba.
Both were arrested in Tamo of Madhya Pradesh
Two people have been booked in the case of objectionable positions on social media in Tamo, Madhya Pradesh. They are said to have published similar posts on the terrorist attack in Bahalgam in Kashmir, which will affect religious sentiments. Abhishek Tiwari, Superintendent of Police (CSP), said that the police are closely watching social media activities after the Bahlkam terrorist attack on Tuesday. In the meantime, the Kotwali police station at the fee received two such posts, which had the opportunity to disturb communal harmony. After this, the two accused were arrested.
