Man arrested for abusive social media posts
A man has been arrested for posting abusive videos targeting Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay. The accused, J. James Raja, expressed his discontent regarding the law and order situation in Tamil Nadu and the crime against women and children. His posts included a video addressing the sexual assault and murder of a young girl in Coimbatore, leading to his arrest by the cyber crime wing police.
- ▪J. James Raja, 30, was arrested for posting abusive content on social media.
- ▪He condemned the law and order situation in Tamil Nadu and highlighted crimes against women and children.
- ▪His posts included a video about the sexual assault and murder of a 10-year-old girl in Coimbatore.
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Police have arrested a man for posting videos allegedly in abusive language against Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay.Police said J. James Raja 30, of Munneerpallam, who is working with a Bengaluru-based information technology firm, had posted messages condemning the law and order situation of Tamil Nadu and the crime against women and the children.He also had posted a video against the sexual assault and murder of a 10-year-old girl in Coimbatore.Since he had reportedly abused Mr. Joseph Vijay for these incidents, the cyber crime wing police filed case against James and arrested him on Monday.
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