2Photo© thehindu.comDelhi Police files complaint over stray dog ‘misinformation’
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Delhi Police, on a complaint by the Directorate of Education (DoE) on Thursday over alleged misinformation being spread regarding a direction that school teachers are required to count stray dogs, have registered a case against unidentified persons, police said on Friday.
A senior police officer said that the case was registered by the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of the Delhi Police.
“The case has been registered against unknown persons under sections 353 (1) (publishing, or circulating false statements, rumors, or reports intended to cause public mischief) and 192 (giving provocation with intent to cause a riot if committed) of the BNS and further probe is underway,” the officer said.
“ Were these issued without the minister’s permission? If so, what action will be taken? Such a circular clearly exists, but no one in the government has said they take this circular back. Registering…
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