Chennai: The Crime Branch CID (CB-CID) wing of the Tamilnadu police have registered a case against two people handling Twitter accounts in Pakistan, for posting false information on last week’s IAF chopper crash in which India’s first CDS Gen Bipin Rawat, his wife and 11 others died.
After confirming that the location of the users was outside the country, the CB-CID wrote to Twitter India to share the identity of the suspects, their exact location and other information relevant to the tweets, posted with an intent to spread terror.
The Tamilnadu police were also examining some controversial posts made by some people in various social media platforms on the tragic crash.
The Cyber Crime wing of the CB-CID police have filed a case against two twitter accounts for tweeting abusive posts on the CDS General Bipin Rawat.
In a press release, the CB-CID said it has filed a case against World Conflicts Monitoring Centre, bearing twitter handle WorldBreakingN9, and Pakistan Strategic Forum having the twitter handle @ForumStrategic for posting defamatory posts against Gen Rawat.