Social Media is becoming a great platform to reach out more people
at a time and help us to connect our friends and family who are far away,
social media is becoming part of our day to day life in very addictive way. Where
posting photos, thoughts, reviews and feedback is normal but it should be
written carefully which does not harm feelings and sentiment of other people.
From last six day when Yogi Adityanath sworn-in as Chief Minister of UP on Sunday, 19th March 2017, there were 9 cases registered at Noida, Bengaluru, Lucknow, Siliguri, Bareilly, Sonbhadra, Varanasi, Ghatkopar, Indore from several Hindu group for hurting sentiment of them by posting “objectionable, obscene, morphed and tampered” images of the newly appointed Uttar Pradesh chief minister.
From last six day when Yogi Adityanath sworn-in as Chief Minister of UP on Sunday, 19th March 2017, there were 9 cases registered at Noida, Bengaluru, Lucknow, Siliguri, Bareilly, Sonbhadra, Varanasi, Ghatkopar, Indore from several Hindu group for hurting sentiment of them by posting “objectionable, obscene, morphed and tampered” images of the newly appointed Uttar Pradesh chief minister.
Noida: A man identified as Rahat
Khan has been arrested from here for allegedly posting “objectionable”
picture of newly appointed Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on
Facebook. He was arrested in Dankaur area, according to the complaint,
Khan uploaded the objectionable photo of the UP CM and posted comments on his
Facebook page.
Bengaluru: A woman Prabha N Belavangala was booked
for posting defamatory Facebook posts about CM Yogi Adityanath. As per the
reports, Bharatiya Janata Party’s Yuva Morcha members had filed a complaint
against the woman accusing her of sharing “obscene, morphed and tampered”
images of the newly appointed Uttar Pradesh chief minister. The complainants demanded
strict actions against the woman alleging she showed Yogi Adityanath in poor
light.
The woman had been charged under section 67 of the IT Act and
IPC 1860 sections 153A (relates to promoting enmity between two groups
on grounds of religion, race, place or birth, residence or language), 292A
(relates to printing of grossly indecent or scurrilous matter), 499
(pertains to defamation) 500 (Punishment for defamation) and 505
(Statements conducing to public mischief).
Siliguri: A famous Bengali poet Srijato
Bandyopadhyay was landed in trouble after he posted a 12-line poetry on his
official Facebook page. A Hindutva group lodged a police complaint against the
poet for allegedly hurting “Hindu sentiments and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath” in a Facebook post. Curse had garnered around 4,600 likes, 801
shares and 1,800 comments until Tuesday afternoon
Lucknow: A youth in his early 20s was
arrested by police from Ghazipur district on Monday for allegedly
circulating objectionable photographs of Yogi Adityanath on social Identified
as Abdul Razzak alias Badshah, the youth posted morphed photographs of
Yogi on his Facebook page and several WhatsApp groups on Sunday evening. media
after he took oath as the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh on Sunday.
FIR against Badshah had been registered and sections 499 and 295A of IPC which amount to defamation and outraging religious feelings of a group, have been slapped against him.
Bareilly: Twenty-six year old Mohammed
Salman, from Faridpur, Bareilly, was booked for morphing a picture
of the Yogi and sharing it on WhatsApp, against whom the RSS’ student wing ABVP
had made a complaint.
Sonbhadra: Jayprakash Yadav, hailing
from Rehta Katari, Sonbhadra, was held for allegedly sharing a photo of the CM.
In Yadav’s case, the complaint was made by a few BJP workers.
Varanasi: The Hindu Yuva Vahini had made a
similar complaint against one Brijesh Srivastava in Varanasi, who was taken in
by the police.
Ghatkopar: After Yogi Adityanath was
announced the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, a 22-year-old resident of Ghatkopar
area in Maharashtra posted an image of a warrior king with the face of the Yogi
on his Facebook account. His friends immediately informed Sambhaji Brigade, an
organisation that demand reservation for the Maratha community. Next day,
members from the organisation went to Rinku's house and asked him to
apologise.
A case under section 295 (injuring or defiling place of
worship with intent to insult the religion of any class) of the Indian Penal
Code was registered against Rinku Gupta.
Indore: The Indore police on Friday
booked a man for allegedly uploading 'objectionable' pictures of Uttar Pradesh
chief minister Yogi Adityanath on social media. Gautampura police on
Thursday night received a complaint against one Sabir alias Shabbir Mansuri
after which police filed the case. The accused has been booked under section
292 of IPC and section 67 of IT Act.
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