Woman booked for sharing posts favouring Pakistan

Tribune News Service

Shimla, Updated At : 08:37 AM May 09, 2025 IST

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A woman at Kandaghat in Solan district has been booked for sharing objectionable content in support of Pakistan. Locals have filed a complaint at Kandaghat police station alleging that a woman belonging to a particular community has shared various objectionable posts supporting Pakistan and disrespecting the Indian Army on her social media account.

The locals demanded strict action against the woman and staged a protest outside the police station today. The police acted promptly and registered an FIR against the woman and questioned her. SP, Solan, Gaurav Singh said that the police were investigating the matter. —

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