Strict action should be taken against those celebrating the death of General Rawat, the Home Minister of Karnataka gave instructions
The entire nation is in mourning over the death of General Bipin Rawat in a helicopter crash. Meanwhile, Karnataka Home Minister Araga Gyanendra on Saturday directed Director General of Police Praveen Sood to identify and punish those making derogatory remarks against Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat on internet media. Madhulika Rawat and 11 others were killed in a helicopter crash in Tamil Nadu on 8 December.
Gyanendra’s office said in a statement that the minister has directed Sood that there should be no delay in identifying those celebrating the untimely death of General Rawat and initiating strict action against them.
The minister asked Sood to find out the addresses of the houses of the criminals who are posting such remarks on the internet media celebrating the death of India’s proud son. These people are traitors and should be punished according to their perverted minds.
Minister Gyanendra said that the death of CDS General Bipin Rawat has caused an irreparable loss to the country as his contribution to the nation was extraordinary.
General Rawat had given indications towards the enemies hidden within the country
Let us tell you that these comments against General Rawat are being made on many other internet media sites including Facebook, Twitter. Many of these were going to rejoice at the death of General Rawat. These slanderous remarks were generally made from venomous minded jihadists, Khalistanis, veiled supporters of separatism, extremism, terrorism. If these remarks did prove anything, it is that the half-front that General Rawat indicated with Pakistan, China, that is, the enemies hidden within the country, really exist and they are a threat to the security of the country and there is a need to beware of them. the wanted.
Significantly, an alumnus of IIT Delhi had made objectionable remarks on the untimely demise of CDS General Bipin Rawat. Arrests have also taken place in many states including Jammu and Rajasthan for making indecent remarks on General Rawat.
