Pro-Pak slogans, anti-India chat on Clubhouse create stir; Bengaluru Police grill two accused

Representative imagePhoto : IANSKEY HIGHLIGHTSReports suggested that participants were asked to change the DP to the Pakistan flag and made a few negative remarks about IndiaThe investigation is ongoingTwo techies have been let go after being questionedBengaluru: The Karnataka Police have questioned two accused in connection with chanting pro-Pakistan slogans during an online audio chat while searching for three others.A group of Bengaluru youth sang the national anthem of Pakistan and put the Pakistani flag as their display picture on the social audio app Clubhouse last Tuesday.They formed a group called ‘Pakistan zindabad, India murdabad’. In the group, pro-Pakistan slogans were raised. Nevertheless, one of the participants took screenshots and shared them on social media.Also, they said their country was Pakistan and conversed in Kannada, the local language. In addition, they used defamatory language against India, reported news agency IANS.Hindu activists have called for the arrest of the youngsters who ‘insulted’ the country.According to The Times of India, the two techies, both in their 30s, live in CV Ramannagar and Byappanahalli, and work in different software companies in Manyata Tech Park. IANS reported that Sourabh, a resident of Bellary, and Rahul were taken into custody by the Sampigehalli Police and…
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