Chennai: An accused who shared a morph photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Facebook will have to stay away from Facebook for a year. Jabin Charles, accused of being a Kanyakumari resident, had filed a affidavit with the Madras High Court stating that he would be one year away from Facebook.
Jabin Charles, who lives in Kanyakumari district in Tamil Nadu, shared the post on social media a month ago. It contained an objectionable photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. After seeing the post, BJP official Nanjil Raja lodged a complaint with the police and the case reached the court.
The couple fell into the well in the name of selfie, the death of the young woman in the face of marriage
On October 11, Vadasari police in Kanyakumari registered a case against Jabin under Section 5050 (2) and Section 27B of the Information Technology Act 2000. Jabeen Charles went to the Madras High Court to seek interim bail. He submitted in affidavit that he would stay away from social media for another year.
The court also said that if found using social media, their bail will be revoked. On a public forum
It was not a crime to express your opinion in the Supreme Court opinion, Jabin said in the High Court. But by Jabin
Deleted this post by himself and admitted that it was not appropriate to disrespect the Prime Minister. Oral apologies by Jabin
On request, however, he went ahead and showed the social media One Year Ban ready to release the public apology in the local newspaper.
Jabin Charles, who lives in Kanyakumari district in Tamil Nadu, shared the post on social media a month ago. It contained an objectionable photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. After seeing the post, BJP official Nanjil Raja lodged a complaint with the police and the case reached the court.
The couple fell into the well in the name of selfie, the death of the young woman in the face of marriage
On October 11, Vadasari police in Kanyakumari registered a case against Jabin under Section 5050 (2) and Section 27B of the Information Technology Act 2000. Jabeen Charles went to the Madras High Court to seek interim bail. He submitted in affidavit that he would stay away from social media for another year.
The court also said that if found using social media, their bail will be revoked. On a public forum
It was not a crime to express your opinion in the Supreme Court opinion, Jabin said in the High Court. But by Jabin
Deleted this post by himself and admitted that it was not appropriate to disrespect the Prime Minister. Oral apologies by Jabin
On request, however, he went ahead and showed the social media One Year Ban ready to release the public apology in the local newspaper.
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