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"81 anti-nationals now behind bars for sympathising with Pakistan": Assam CM on crackdown over social media posts
Following the April 22 attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, a total of 81 individuals have now been arrested in Assam for allegedly engaging in “anti-national” conduct, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Sunday. “81 Anti-Nationals are now behind bars for sympathising with Pakistan. Our systems are constantly tracking anti-national posts on social media and taking action,” the Chief Minister posted. Taking to X Sarma stated the arr…
The Indian police took 81 people to "sympathize" with Pakistan, announced yesterday to the authorities, less than a month after the worst confrontations between the two countries in decades. The detentions took place in Assam state, in the northeastern India, where local government chief Himanta Bishwa Sarma announced that "81 anti-nationals are now behind the degrees of sympathy with Pakistan". "Our services are constantly following anti-nation…
81 Arrested in India on Charges of ‘Sympathy’ with Pakistan - Lahore Mirror
Indian police arrested dozens of people on 1st May 2025 on charges of having ‘sympathy’ with Pakistan. A senior official from the Indian government said on Sunday that police have arrested dozens of people on charges of having sympathy with Pakistan. These arrests in the northeastern state of Assam came after the worst clashes in […] The post 81 Arrested in India on Charges of ‘Sympathy’ with Pakistan appeared first on Lahore Mirror.
Assam Police arrest 81 people for expressing sympathy with Pakistan - Kashmir Media Service
Assam: Police in the Indian state of Assam have arrested at least 81 people who had criticized Indian aggression and expressed sympathy with Pakistan through their posts on social media during the Pak-India war. According to Kashmir Media, the state’s Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, affiliated with the Bharatiya Janata Party, in a statement confirmed that 81 anti-India are now behind bars for expressing sympathy with Pakistan. He said that o…
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