Defamation Case Against Six in Nuh Over Online Content
Six individuals have been booked in Nuh for allegedly posting defamatory content against Congress MLA Mamman Khan. An FIR was filed following the complaint of Khan's brother. The incident is connected to protests against illegal slaughterhouses, with social media criticism directed at Khan.
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In Nuh, six individuals have been booked under allegations of posting defamatory content targeting Congress MLA Mamman Khan. The situation emerged following a complaint lodged by the MLA's brother, Mustkeem Khan, leading to an FIR.
The protest, held at the Nuh grain market, was against illegal slaughterhouses, a matter previously raised by Mamman Khan. Among those accused are Sahir, Jakaria, and Abbar.
The Nagina Police Station, under the guidance of SHO Praveen Kumar, is actively investigating the case, aiming to make arrests soon as the inquiry unfolds.
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