Kashmiri student booked in sedition case

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Press Trust of India Udaipur
Last Updated : Sep 28 2016 | 3:02 PM IST
A Kashmiri student who allegedly posted "anti-national" comments on Facebook after the Uriterror attack, has been booked on sedition charges.
His comments had sparked protest by ABVP activists in the city yesterday, prompting the college administration to suspend him for seven days.
"A case against the accused student Mudasir Rashid was registered last night under section 124 A (sedition)," police said.
The matter is under investigation and Rashid, a Srinagar resident, has not been arrested so far, they said.
Rashid who is studying engineering at a private college here, was detained yesterday after the institute director R S Vyas lodged the FIR against him.

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First Published: Sep 28 2016 | 3:02 PM IST

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