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FIR Lodged Against Sa Re Ga Ma Pa runner-up Mainul Noble for Remarks Against PM Modi

By Priyam Jain      29 May, 2020 06:45 PM      0 Comments
FIR Lodged Against Sa Re Ga Ma Pa runner-up Mainul Noble for Remarks Against PM Modi

Suman Paul, an engineering student at Pandit DeenDayal Petroleum University in Gandhinagar, Gujarat recently filed a complaint against Bangladeshi singer Mainul Noble at Belonia police station on 25th May 2020 for expressing insulting remarks against PM Modi 

Noble had finished third in Banglas Sa Re Ga Ma Pa and had also visited Agartala for a show. 

The FIR against the singer was lodged by the Tripura police for allegedly making derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi on social media. The complainant Suman Paul in an interview stated, This singer was always rejected in his own country. He came to my country and gained fame, earned in India, and returned to Bangladesh while insulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. I cant accept his action. So, I have filed a complaint against him.

The said FIR was registered under section 500, 504, 505, and 153 of the Indian Penal Code, 1872 (IPC) and the IT Act,2000, and has been further forwarded to the Tripura Polices Cyber Crime Cell, South Tripura Police Superintendent Jai Singh Meena stated. He further added that We have registered the complaint and forwarded it to the Cyber Crime Cell. We are in constant touch with them and further course of action is being devised. It is not in the Indian cyberspace. However, we have started an investigation into the issue.

It has also been reported that the Noble had visited Agartala in 2019 for a concert and that last year also he was mired in a controversy over his remarks against Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore.



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