News India Live, Digital Desk: Are you also one of those people who show off their “manliness” in the comment box on Facebook, YouTube or Instagram? Or do you consider it your birthright to write abusive language in the name of caste and religion? If yes, then stop immediately. This habit of yours can now land you straight behind the bars.
Bihar Police and Economic Offenses Unit (EOU) has now started working in a ‘aar-paar’ mood against those spreading filth on social media. The latest news is that the police Identification of 24 people Has been done and orders for his arrest have also been issued.
What is the matter after all?
A strange trend has been going on in Bihar for some time now. Be it YouTubers or Facebook leaders, everyone is abusing each other by making videos or posting posts. Especially indecent comments are being made regarding caste, due to which the atmosphere of the society is deteriorating.
The police headquarters was continuously receiving complaints about this. People were saying, “Brother, social media is no longer worth watching with family.” Just in view of this, the police have now taken up the ‘lathi’.
24 people on radar, who are they?
Police have not yet made the names public, but they are said to include people who:
- Constantly targeting any caste or community.
- Uses foul language against women or eminent people.
- They try to incite riots by sharing inflammatory posts.
Evidence has been collected against these 24 people and district captains (SPs) have been ordered to “pick them up wherever you see them.”
Just deleting won’t work
Many people think that if we write abusive language and then delete it due to fear of police, we will be saved. No! The cyber cell of the police has become very advanced. If you post it once, its screenshot and IP address definitely reaches the police.
My advice:
Friends, the internet is for information, not for spreading hatred. Before commenting in excitement, think about your career and family. An FIR can break your dream of a government job and will also make it difficult for you to get a passport.
So, be civil and stay safe. Bihar Police is now “watching”.
North India Statesman