Posting Disharmonious Content On Social Media To Be Criminalised In J&K
NDTV
A new provision under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) will be introduced into the effect, the J&K director general of police said.
Posting any content on social media that promotes disharmony will be a criminal offence in Jammu and Kashmir, DGP R R Swain said on Thursday.
A new provision under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) will be introduced into the effect, the J&K director general of police said.
Posting such messages or videos by "terrorists, separatists or anti-national elements" will be a crime, Mr Swain said.
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