Kerala Police indict social media influencer Darren for ‘communally divisive hate speech’ on Instagram
Police say the 10-minute video sought to portray Muslims in Fort Kochi as a national threat and may violate the Information Technology Act and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
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'Named after Kashi served beef, Jinnah statue': YouTuber booked over communal remarks on Fort Kochi cafe
A case has been filed against Amrit Singh Darren for controversial statements made in a video regarding Kashi Art Cafe. The footage suggested the cafe showcased a statue of Muhammad Ali Jinnah and served beef, fueling both backing and backlash online. Opposition Leader Pinarayi Vijayan criticized the remarks, calling for decisive legal repercussions. Authorities warn that the video's implications could incite unrest among different religious gro…
Kerala Police indict social media influencer Darren for ‘communally divisive hate speech’ on Instagram
Social media influencer Diya Krishna, daughter of BJP leader and NTDFC chairperson G. Krishnan Kumar, says she seconded Darren’s post as a ‘sad reality’ without watching the full video; Darren also criticised UDF govt. for ‘accepting funding from Arab countries to aid promote Islam’ in Keralam
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Indian Abroad News - We Bring You Home‘No room for hate’: Kerala CM slams vlogger’s video on Fort Kochi
Thiruvananthapuram, October 24 (SocialNews.XYZ) United Democratic Front (UDF) leader and Keralam Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on Saturday strongly slammed an Instagram video by an out-of-state “vlogger” that allegedly spread misinformation about Fort Kochi, saying such... - Social News XYZ
Diya Krishna faced severe criticism on social media for commenting "Sad reality" on a North Indian influencer's controversial video that contained anti-Muslim remarks.
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