India-Pak match: 6 detained in J-K after video showing raising of derogatory slogans goes viral
PTI, Oct 26, 2021, 1:07 PM IST
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Jammu: Six people have been detained by Jammu and Kashmir police after a video purportedly showing objectionable slogans being raised by a group of persons in Samba district, following a T20 World Cup match between India and Pakistan, went viral on social media, officials said on Tuesday.
The video triggered widespread protests by various social organizations in the Samba district.
The video shows over two dozen people belonging to a particular community celebrating the victory of the Pakistan cricket team against India, and raising objectionable slogans on Sunday night.
”Six people have been detained in this regard and investigation is going on,” Deputy Commissioner, Samba, Anuradha Gupta said.
A police officer said an FIR has been registered.
SSP Samba Rajesh Sharma said the detained people are being questioned regarding the incident. More people may be called for questioning, he said.
Videos of medical students raising pro-Pakistan slogans at their hostels had also gone viral on social media recently.
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