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2 held for ‘supporting Pakistan’ on social media

In separate cases, a woman college student living in Pune and a young man in Bhiwandi were arrested on Friday for allegedly posting messages in support of Pakistan on social media. A Hindu group had claimed Khatija Shaikh (19), student...

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Pune, Updated At : 07:12 AM May 10, 2025 IST

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In separate cases, a woman college student living in Pune and a young man in Bhiwandi were arrested on Friday for allegedly posting messages in support of Pakistan on social media. A Hindu group had claimed Khatija Shaikh (19), student of an engineering college, had posted the slogan “Pakistan Zindabad” among other things on her Instagram account.

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