Posters Questioning Government Found Inside Delhi Metro Train, Case Filed
The posters, which invited people to join an online group through a QR code, were seized by police. The Special Cell is also involved in the investigation.
Delhi Police has registered an FIR against unidentified individuals after two black-and-white posters questioning the government’s performance were discovered inside a train on the Airport Express Line. The posters, which were found by a train operator on October 20 and handed over to authorities, listed nine claims regarding changes in the country.
According to The Indian Express - India, the materials featured phrases such as “Voting Protest” and “Dissatisfied? You Are Not Alone,” and included a QR code inviting people to join an online group.
The police have seized the posters as part of an investigation. NDTV reports that the Special Cell is involved in the probe, which aims to identify those responsible for placing the materials in the metro train.
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