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Three Kashmiri students booked for pro-Pak slogans
Updated On: 27 October, 2021 09:25 AM IST | Uttar Pradesh | IANS
SP (city) Vikas Kumar said that an FIR is being registered at Jagdishpura police station on the basis of the complaint filed by BJP youth wing leader Gaurav Rajawat

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Three Kashmiri students of an engineering college in Agra have been booked after a BJP youth wing leader lodged a complaint against them for allegedly "shouting pro-Pakistan slogans and sharing posts related to it on social media" after India's loss to the neighbouring country in the recently held T-20 World Cup match.
SP (city) Vikas Kumar said that an FIR is being registered at Jagdishpura police station on the basis of the complaint filed by BJP youth wing leader Gaurav Rajawat. "Legal action will be taken accordingly," the SP said. He said that the police also received information that some people had 'written anti-national messages' on WhatsApp after the match ended in with a Pakistan win.
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