Haarkarjeetgaye Posted December 15, 2014 Posted December 15, 2014 Anyone who supports what ISIS does' date=' has got to be a psychopath.[/quote'] Actually ISIS is trying to unite the world under the concept of One God. May not be a bad thing
Desi Cartman Posted December 15, 2014 Posted December 15, 2014 Actually ISIS is trying to unite the world under the concept of One God. May not be a bad thing :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: Oh yea .. what a world that'd be. Just FYI, its very unlikely to have interwebs so you wont be able to troll, which will make the world better for others too :band:
Haarkarjeetgaye Posted December 15, 2014 Posted December 15, 2014 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: Oh yea .. what a world that'd be. Just FYI, its very unlikely to have interwebs so you wont be able to troll, which will make the world better for others too :band: unlikely? It wont. Its not allowed cause it leads to destruction
diga Posted December 15, 2014 Posted December 15, 2014 If someone faces 3 years of jail term for tweeting about corruption of Chidambaram, then how many years does this guy get? Ravi Srinivasan faces up to three years in jail if found guilty Does a tweet on reports of corruption, sent out to 16 followers, deserve a possible penalty of three years of imprisonment? The answer seems to be yes, at least according to Congress leader and Union Finance Minister P. Chidambaram’s son Karti, who filed a complaint against small-time Puducherry businessman Ravi Srinivasan, and the Puducherry police which charged Mr. Srinivasan under Section 66-A of the Information Technology Act, 2008.
Crookbond Posted December 15, 2014 Posted December 15, 2014 ^ The arrest was under 66A and the SC has made scathing remarks about the wide ambit of the law. Most likely, the law will be watered down to say the least. The central government however wants the law to remain as it is.
Vilander Posted December 16, 2014 Posted December 16, 2014 Actually ISIS is trying to unite the world under the concept of One God. May not be a bad thing Yeah ok..go and get hallaled by them like many non believers and yazidi girls.
diga Posted December 16, 2014 Posted December 16, 2014 ^ The arrest was under 66A and the SC has made scathing remarks about the wide ambit of the law. Most likely' date=' the law will be watered down to say the least. The central government however wants the law to remain as it is.[/quote'] Infact he was charged with section 125 of the IPC, under which a person is accused of waging war against Asiatic powers that are allies of India. Section 66A has far reaching powers
Crookbond Posted December 16, 2014 Posted December 16, 2014 Infact he was charged with section 125 of the IPC, under which a person is accused of waging war against Asiatic powers that are allies of India. Section 66A has far reaching powers Source?
diga Posted December 16, 2014 Posted December 16, 2014 Source? pick one :google search for mehdi biswas section 125
Crookbond Posted December 16, 2014 Posted December 16, 2014 pick one :google search for mehdi biswas section 125 Arrey yaar! I was talking about the Ravi Srinivasan - Karti Chidambaram case.
CommonMan Posted December 16, 2014 Posted December 16, 2014 India bans Islamic State, hunts for sympathisers
diga Posted December 16, 2014 Posted December 16, 2014 Arrey yaar! I was talking about the Ravi Srinivasan - Karti Chidambaram case. my bad.. Ravi Srinivasan was charged under 66A. Is he still in prison?
diga Posted December 20, 2014 Posted December 20, 2014 Police have found that some people from Karnataka had responded to the tweets of the alleged pro-Islamic State (IS) Twitter handle, Mehdi Masroor Biswas, who was arrested recently from an apartment in Jalahalli here. Police sources said they were checking people from within the country who had responded to Mehdi’s tweets and re-tweeted them. Some people who responded to and re-tweeted Mehdi’s tweets were from Mysuru, north Karnataka and a big chunk of them from Madhya Pradesh. The police are now trying to trace these people and verify their antecedents. The source said that as of now, the police had not come across any follower of Mehdi’s Twitter handle @shamiwitness in Bengaluru. “The biggest challenge is to decipher the direct messages, which is yet to be received from the people concerned,†the source said. These messages will show with whom he was conversing directly. Also, he has e-mail IDs in different names and they are being studied. “It is a tedious process and will take time. Most of the tweets are in Arabic and will have to be translated before being analysed.†Meanwhile, top police sources said, Mehdi was refusing to give the passwords of his other e-mail IDs, saying he had forgotten them. So, the police have asked cyber experts to crack the e-mails. He is said to be giving various versions and making it difficult to investigate. The top priority for the police is to find out if Mehdi has any staunch supporters for his tweets and blog content in India, and if vulnerable youth were motivated by his posts, added the source. The police are yet to ascertain if Mehdi had contacts with IS operators and whether he had tried to recruit people for the outfit. Mehdi’s lawyer Jaffer Shah said, “We have applied for various documents, which we’ll get in a day or two. Then we’ll decide the next course of action.†:cantstop: Is the bolded part allowed ?
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