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Hindustan Times
29-05-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Pune student held for Op Sindoor post, appears for exam under security, says HC
The Pune teen student, arrested for her social media post criticizing the Indian government over Operation Sindoor and later released on bail, has appeared for her semester examination under requisite security, her lawyer told the Bombay High Court on Thursday. The high court had on Tuesday slammed the Maharashtra government for its "absolutely shocking" and "radical" reaction to the engineering student's post and for arresting her. Also Read: Pro-Pak post: College makes special arrangements for student to appear for remaining papers after HC raps govt for arrest The court ordered immediate release of the 19-year-old, originally from Jammu and Kashmir, from Pune's Yerwada Central Jail, noting the police were "bent upon ruining her life" and turning her into a "hardcore criminal". The court had also suspended the rustication order issued by the student's college Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, and permitted her to appear for ongoing second year semester examinations. Also Read: Pune teen arrested for posting 'Pakistan Zindabad' on social media moves HC for bail Her advocate Farhana Shah informed a vacation bench of Justices Gauri Godse and Somasekhar Sundaresan that pursuant to the court order, the student was released from jail on Tuesday night. "The college issued her the admit card on Wednesday and she has appeared for the exam scheduled on Thursday," Shah said. The student had missed two papers and as many practical exams while she was in custody, she said. Also Read: HC raps college for rusticating student over post on 'Op Sindoor' The court said the teenager can make necessary application to the college and the Savitribai Phule Pune University, to which the academy is affiliated, seeking special permission to reappear for the missed exams. "No further directions are required now. The matter shall be placed before the regular bench on June 9," the bench said. The college said as per HC's directives, special arrangements have been made for the student to appear for exams. "The girl will be giving her exams in a separate classroom. A separate supervisor will be assigned for her exams and two security guards, one male and one female, will accompany her on the campus for her safety," the college's principal, Kishor Patil, said. The high court, while granting bail to the student on Tuesday, had asked the college management to make special arrangements for her keeping in mind security concerns. The controversy began on May 7 when the student, pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering (Information Technology) degree, shared a post on Instagram from an account named 'Reformistan' that criticised the Indian government amid Operation Sindoor which targeted terror sites in PoK and Pakistan. However, realising her mistake, she deleted the post and also apologised for reposting it. Despite the teenager deleting the post swiftly, the Kondhwa police in Pune registered an FIR on May 9 and arrested her. She was later sent to judicial custody and lodged at Yerwada prison. The college also rusticated her immediately. Challenging her rustication and seeking quashing of the FIR, the student approached the Bombay High Court.
Business Upturn
07-05-2025
- Politics
- Business Upturn
Did Pakistan Airforce really target Srinagar airbase? Here's the truth behind the viral video
A video circulating on multiple pro-Pakistan social media accounts falsely claims that the Pakistan Airforce has carried out an attack on the Srinagar airbase. The Government of India's official fact-checking arm, PIB Fact Check, has dismissed the video as fake and misleading. In a statement posted online, PIB clarified that: The video is not recent and not from India. It originates from sectarian clashes that occurred in 2024 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. There has been no such attack on the Srinagar airbase by the Pakistan Airforce. The video, which has been marked with a large red 'FAKE' stamp in PIB's post, is being widely circulated with false claims across various platforms. The government has urged citizens to rely only on official sources for verified and authentic information, and avoid spreading unverified content. Check out tweets by Pro-Pak twitter handles: 🚨BREAKING :🚨Breaking : Pakistan Airforce destroyed Indian Srinagar Airbase due to Indian Air Force Launches OperationSindoor .#IndiaPakistan #IndiaPakistanWar #OperationSindoor #IndoPakBorder #IndianAirForce #IndianArmy #PakistanismyRedLine — Abdul Ahad (@OneAahad) May 6, 2025 Srinagar airbase footage Allah Akbar — Chief justice boy (@chefjusticeboy) May 6, 2025 India, your Srinagar airbase, from where fighter jets took off to martyr innocent Pakistanis, has now been obliterated! You can't escape the truth—Pakistan struck back, and your aggression has been paid for. #PakistanZindabad — 🇵🇰Nadir Qureshi🇵🇰 (@Nadirqureshi) May 6, 2025 Srinagar Air Base was completely destroyed as a result of an effective and comprehensive airstrike by the Pakistan Air Force. Defence Pakistan — Faizan (@faizannrriaz) May 6, 2025 What Indians have lost so far: 1x Drone 2x SU-30 MKIs 2x RAFAEL Srinagar airbase gone , Pathankot damaged Brigade HQ – Srinagar gone SEAD & DEAD done. We are not done yet, Told you not to touch Hornet's Nest. — abdulhyefahad (@abdulhyefahad) May 6, 2025 Here's the truth about it viral fake clips about Srinagar airbase: Pakistani media and accounts are circulating 2 photos claiming that the Pakistan Air Force targeted the Srinagar airbase. These photos are fake. Fact: one is a 4-year-old photo of an IAF MiG jet crash in Punjab in 2021, and the other is a 1-year-old photo of an IAF MiG fighter… — Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) May 6, 2025 I'm outside the Srinagar airbase. The only thing on fire here is a chhola-bhatura vendor's cooking pot. — Shiv Aroor (@ShivAroor) May 7, 2025 In a video shared by several pro-Pakistan handles, it is being falsely claimed that the Pakistan Airforce has targeted Srinagar airbase#PIBFactCheck ❌ The video shared is old and NOT from India. ✅The video is from sectarian clashes that took place in the year 2024, in… — PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 7, 2025 The clarification comes amid heightened misinformation attempts in the region, as authorities call for caution and vigilance among digital users. News desk at
