Shopian district police in Jammu and Kashmir demonstrated zero tolerance for online mischief by filing an FIR against a local man for posting incendiary social media content. The move highlights growing concerns over digital platforms fueling unrest.
According to officials, intel pointed to inflammatory videos circulating on social media, endangering public peace. The culprit, identified as Javed Ahmad Khanday from Sajan Keegam, son of Ali Mohammad Khanday, added highly charged captions that could stir communal friction.
Such posts have the potential to unravel the delicate peace in the area, prompting immediate intervention. FIR 26/2026 was registered at Shopian police station’s Keegam post, kicking off a detailed investigation.
Experts note that social media’s reach amplifies the danger of provocative material, making proactive policing essential. Authorities are leaving no stone unturned in probing the intent and network behind these posts.
In a public advisory, Shopian police called for mindful online behavior, strictly prohibiting shares that promote hate, rumors, or tension. Violators face the full force of the law, with no leniency.
This crackdown serves as a stark reminder of law enforcement’s unwavering focus on digital surveillance to protect public safety and order in Jammu and Kashmir.