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Police probe fake news on ex-Lok Sabha Speaker's death

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Published : Apr 23, 2021, 4:35 PM IST

The Sarafa Police Station has registered an FIR against an unknown person for spreading false news about former Lok Sabha speaker and BJP leader Sumitra Mahajan's demise. The Sarafa Police station filed the FIR on the basis of a report filed by former BJP councillor Sudhir Dedge and is further investigating the matter.

Indore Police
Indore Police

Indore: The Sarafa Police Station has registered an FIR against an unknown person for spreading false news of former Lok Sabha speaker and BJP leader Sumitra Mahajan's demise. The Sarafa Police station filed the FIR on the basis of a report filed by former BJP councillor Sudhir Dedge and is further investigating the matter.

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Former Lok Sabha MP from Indore, Sumitra Mahajan was admitted to a private hospital in Indore following a fever. However, the news of her demise began to circulate on social media platforms. The viral news of Sumitra Mahajan's death also led to several condolences and tributes from several people including Congress leader Sashi Tharoor. Later, his son issued a clarification, terming it as false.

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Indore Police has registered a case under Section 188 and is searching for the unknown person, who spread the fake news of Sumitra Mahajan's demise.

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Indore: The Sarafa Police Station has registered an FIR against an unknown person for spreading false news of former Lok Sabha speaker and BJP leader Sumitra Mahajan's demise. The Sarafa Police station filed the FIR on the basis of a report filed by former BJP councillor Sudhir Dedge and is further investigating the matter.

Also Read: After Bhopal, now Gwalior runs out of funeral space

Former Lok Sabha MP from Indore, Sumitra Mahajan was admitted to a private hospital in Indore following a fever. However, the news of her demise began to circulate on social media platforms. The viral news of Sumitra Mahajan's death also led to several condolences and tributes from several people including Congress leader Sashi Tharoor. Later, his son issued a clarification, terming it as false.

Also Read: MP: Covid patients' kin demand Remdesivir injections

Indore Police has registered a case under Section 188 and is searching for the unknown person, who spread the fake news of Sumitra Mahajan's demise.

Also Read: Shortage of firewood in MP crematoriums, half-burnt bodies spark fear

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