Kasaragod: In response to the hate slogans raised during the Kanhangad rally, the Kasaragod Cyber Police has taken a proactive step by registering a total of five cases against individuals who posted provocative and inflammatory content on various social media platforms. This move comes as a part of their efforts to curb the spread of misinformation and hate speech, which can potentially escalate tensions and disrupt the peace in the region.
Leading the charge is the Kasaragod District Police Chief, Dr. Vaibhav Saxena IPS, who has emphasized the significance of monitoring social media platforms closely to identify those responsible for spreading incendiary content. The intention behind this stern action is to maintain law and order in the district and prevent any further escalation of communal tensions.
Dr. Vaibhav Saxena IPS has unequivocally warned that strong action will be taken against the culprits, and they will not be spared. The authorities are treating this matter with utmost seriousness and are prepared to apply non-bailable sections against those found guilty.
The crackdown on provocative posts is part of the larger strategy to ensure that social media platforms are not misused to incite violence or spread hatred in the aftermath of sensitive events like the Kanhangad rally. The Kasaragod Cyber Police are adopting a vigilant approach, closely monitoring online activities to promptly identify and take action against any attempt to disrupt the harmony and peace in the district.
The message being conveyed by the Kasaragod District Police Chief and the Cyber Police is clear: Any misuse of social media to propagate hate will not be tolerated, and stringent measures will be taken to uphold the rule of law and protect the unity and safety of the community. By pursuing legal action against those responsible, the authorities are setting a precedent to deter such malicious activities and maintain a secure digital space for all citizens.
