Srinagar, Aug 08: Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) on Saturday detained a suspect for sharing alleged radical content material on social media.
He was recognized as Siraj Nabi Parray, resident of Archanderhama, Magam of central Kashmir’s Budgam.
Officers mentioned that in scrutiny of the account, numerous posts, photos and different digital materials having radical and anti-national overtones had been seen. The fabric included content material regarding radical narratives, glorification and projection of people related to terrorism, propagation of extremist viewpoints, and narratives able to influencing or radicalising impressionable individuals.
The suspect, as per the officers was subsequently introduced earlier than the Govt Justice of the Peace 1st Class and proceedings underneath U/S 126/170 BNSS had been initiated towards him. Thereafter, on the orders of the Govt Justice of the Peace, the suspect has been remanded to judicial custody and lodged in Central Jail, Srinagar, for the interval from 08 August 2026 to 17 August 2026. Additional examination of the digital machine and related social media exercise is being undertaken to determine the character and extent of the net exercise, sources and dissemination of the novel materials, related accounts and contacts, and any potential linkages requiring additional investigation.
Counter Intelligence Kashmir suggested most of the people, particularly dad and mom and younger social-media consumer to stay alert and use social-media platforms responsibly.
Individuals ought to keep away from sharing or forwarding content material that glorifies terrorism, promotes extremist concepts, encourages violence or hatred or makes an attempt to affect or radicalise. Social Media customers also needs to keep away from partaking with suspicious accounts or unknown individuals who flow into such content material. Furthermore, any suspicious or extremist content material on social-media platforms ought to be reported to police as a substitute of forwarding or additional circulating such materials, CIK added.
