Punjab Police have launched a major crackdown on objectionable and unlawful social media content after receiving multiple complaints about posts and videos targeting Chief Justice of India (CJI) Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai. The action has led to the registration of several FIRs across multiple districts.
Authorities reported that over 100 social media handles were involved in sharing or promoting content deemed hateful and inflammatory. A police spokesperson stated that the posts included attacks on a high constitutional authority, caste-based vilification, and incitement, amounting to public mischief and deliberate attempts to disrupt peace.
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The offensive content reportedly contained casteist and hate-filled remarks intended to create disharmony, disturb public order, and undermine respect for judicial institutions. Punjab Police have warned that such acts will be dealt with strictly under the law as investigations continue.
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