Facebook User Booked for Inciting Violence Before Vote Counting: Ballia Police

A case has been registered against Facebook user Brahmanwadi Chandrashekhar Choubey for allegedly inciting violence ahead of Lok Sabha vote counting in Ballia. The Ballia Police's social media cell claims Choubey urged people to gather with weapons. Security has been heightened, and the police are actively seeking his arrest.

Ballia Police have registered a case against Brahmanwadi Chandrashekhar Choubey, a Facebook user, for allegedly inciting violence ahead of the Lok Sabha vote counting. According to authorities, Choubey urged people via social media to converge at Ballia's Naveen Sabzi Mandi Sthal with weapons.

The police took swift action, filing a case against Choubey at the Ballia City Kotwali police station. Efforts are underway to apprehend Choubey as security is tightened.

Vote counting for the Lok Sabha elections is scheduled to take place at the Naveen Sabzi Mandi Sthal on June 4. Police have ramped up security measures and are closely monitoring social media platforms to identify and take action against individuals spreading anarchy and inciting violence.