Sikkim Police Registers FIR Over Alleged Online Self-Radicalisation Case; No Threat to Public Safety, Says DGP Office
Sikkim Police Registers FIR Over Alleged Online Self-Radicalisation Case; No Threat to Public Safety, Says DGP Office
Gangtok, July 1 : Sikkim Police has registered an FIR against an individual in connection with alleged online self-radicalisation and the dissemination of extremist propaganda through digital platforms, according to an official press release issued by the Gangtok Police Range and Crime Branch-CID.
The FIR, numbered 58/2026, has been registered at Sadar Police Station under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, and the Information Technology Act, 2000.
How the Case Came to Light
According to police, the investigation was triggered by credible intelligence inputs received through the State Special Branch, working in close coordination with Central Intelligence Agencies, regarding suspicious online activity. A discreet verification exercise followed, leading to the registration of the case and the launch of a detailed investigation.
The probe is being led by Deputy Superintendent of Police Shri Mingyur Tempo Nadik, under the supervision of senior Sikkim Police officers.
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