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Assam Police arrest five for supporting Delhi Red Fort blast on social media; 34 others identified
Assam Police arrested five individuals for supporting the Delhi Red Fort blast on social media, identifying 34 more terror sympathizers. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that these individuals, instead of condemning the attack, posted supportive comments and emojis online. He warned that terrorism is no longer limited to the uneducated, highlighting the broader threat to the community.
Guwahati: Assam Police have arrested five individuals for allegedly supporting the recent deadly Delhi Red Fort blast on social media. Another 34 terror sympathisers are identified.
Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated in X, “In connection with the recent Delhi blast, Assam Police has arrested the following individuals for spreading offensive and inflammatory content online:Mattiur Rahman (Darrang) Hassan Ali Mondal (Goalpara), Abdul Latif (Chirang), Wajhul Kamal (Kamrup), Nur Amin Ahmed (Bongaigaon) .Assam Police will continue to act swiftly and firmly against anyone misusing social media to spread hatred or glorify terror”.
Sarma stated that besides the five arrests, at least 34 more "terror sympathisers" across the state have been identified. The list includes five from Kamrup, one from Tamulpur, one from Karbi Anglong, two from Sonitpur, two from Golaghat, three from Bongaigaon, three from Darrang, two from South Salmara, two from Goalpara, four from Barpeta, one from Cachar, three from Nalbari, two from Hojai, one from Baksa, one from Jorhat, and one from Kamrup (M).
Sarma said that many of these users reportedly deleted their posts and comments after learning about the arrests, "But we have preserved the screenshots as evidence," Sarma added. The Chief Minister alleged that instead of condemning the act, "some people" in Assam tried to “disrupt the situation” by posting supportive emojis and comments online.
He added that instead of condemning, many people in Assam tried to disrupt the situation in the state by reacting with smiles, thumbs up, and comments supporting the attack. These were the same people protesting in Zubeen Kshetra against the government's rice and pulse subsidy,” he said.
Sarma said the incident in New Delhi is very worrying for Assam. “If such an incident happens here the scale will be much bigger because the presence of these people is much higher here.”
“The same people have attacked Red Fort, killed people in Pahalgam, and protested against free rice and pulse subsidy in Zubeen Kshetra. These people are trying to destroy our community in every possible way; through bombs, bullets, or protests,” he said.
He said that the Delhi attack exposed the reality that terrorism is no longer confined to the uneducated. “After the Delhi blast, it's clear that education alone can't prevent terrorism. There was once a belief that those lacking education were easily drawn into such immoral acts; but that's no longer true," Sarma said.
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Source: EconomicTimes
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Fuzzy Zoeller, one of professional golf's most talented figures, passed away at the age of 74. The two-time major champion, known for his easy-going personality and memorable victories, left an indelible mark on the sport. News of Zoeller's passing came from Brian Naugle
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