Chikkamagaluru: Man arrested for derogatory post in Facebook


Daijiworld Media Network - Chikkamagaluru (SP)

Chikkamagaluru, Jun 26: The district police arrested a person named Fayaz from Narasimharajapura in the district on the night of Sunday June 24. He was taken into custody and produced in court whereupon he was remanded to judicial custody for two weeks.

It is said that Fayaz had posted a picture in Facebook in which Lord Anjaneya, a prominent deity on whom a large section of Hindus repose faith in, is depicted as prostrating before Tipu Sultan.

On Sunday, Fayaz is said to have uploaded an edited picture of Lord Anjaneya bowing and touching the feet of Tipu Sultan. The photo had been widely circulated through WhatsApp within minutes. A number of Hindu organizations had come together to hold a protest in front of the police station here, seeking arrest of the culprit.

  

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  • AHMED, ALHASSA KAUP

    Tue, Jun 26 2018

    if he did like that it is against the teaching of islam.some time it is also possible some one stolen his password and put derogatory post.every indians should teach their kids secular fabric of india.

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