Mangaluru: No response - Police considering option of raiding Facebook office ?


Daijworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Sep 25: It is reliably learnt that the city police are weighing the option of raiding the Facebook office at Bengaluru for its failure to respond to letters seeking details connected with abusive and offensive Facebook posts which have the potential to disrupt peace in the society. The police might act against Facebook officials who were responsible for lack of response by the company.

Several complaints about personally denigrating and sacrilegious posts in Facebook have been received by various police stations in the coast. The police investigation is getting stonewalled by the lack of response from Facebook, which is silent over requests made to it seeking certain details about these posts. As Facebook has remained noncommittal even after reminders were sent, raiding their office would be an effective tool to make the company comply with requests, police personnel believe. They insist that it is mandatory for Facebook to cooperate with police investigation relating to things that are unlawful and harm public interest.

For this purpose, a team headed by senior police officers will be constituted. The department will approach the court for permission to raid Facebook office, it is said.

 

  

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  • Rob Stan, Udupi / US

    Mon, Sep 26 2016

    I suppose the commissioner can approach the public prosecutor or state government lawyer or whoever is tasked with handling public cases and send a notice to FB lawyer instead of raiding their office which would be very unprofessional.

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  • Rk, Kinnigoli/Dubai

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    Facebook as a medium is responsible so may suicide cases apart from causing religious disharmony. Still why police hesitate to raid it's premises. Could be that Mark Bhai has blessings of CM?

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  • sid, mangalore

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    Its ok if Hindu God is abused ...for all others we can blame Modi
    We are SICKULARS

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  • Ravi B Shenava , Mangaluru

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    More than one thousand people have been duped by ATM card fraudsters in Karnataka alone in last two years and gullible people have lost lakhs of rupees from their bank account. But our police never cared to catch even a single such Hindi speaking fraudster even though the victims have provided the phone number of the cheats. It is very easy to catch such ATM card fraudsters based on their phone number, but police never thought of raiding the culprits' place in Delhi or the mobile phone company for not providing the correct address of the culprit. Now such a lazy police are talking of raiding the office of Facebook which is an international company.

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  • krishna, Malpe

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    If succeeded to get details......... Internet karasevaks had a tuff time.....

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    Good plan by the police..... arrest the criminals ....good luck .....It may turn out to be another story like Bhatkal Nagabana where the SI was harassed / forced to resign for bringing out the TRUTH ...

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    While appreciating police action on the issue, is it at all possible to control WWW??

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  • Sudhakar Poojary, Kadeshivalaya/Dubai

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    Govt, Police,
    Ban Facebook in Karnataka for some more days. They will come and beg us.

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  • Aubb, Kuwait

    Sun, Sep 25 2016


    Yes Yes,

    Ban FB, Watsapp, Twitter, Uber, Coca Cola, Hot mail, Yahoo......Baba Ramdev will be very happy....ha ha ha.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    This is not the way Foreigners do business in India ...

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  • Red Voice, mangalore

    Sun, Sep 25 2016

    I wish if our government and Police had same type of concern in other cases...we would have been...

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