C Summary Report Filed For Mahir Mirza Prabhu By Mumbai Police

C Summary report filed for Mahir Mirza Prabhu by Mumbai Police, showed ‘Free Kashmir poster’ in protest against CAA.

The issue of showing the post of ‘Free Kashmir’ in the protest against the CAA at the Gateway of India in Maharashtra has come up again. The Mumbai Police has filed a ‘C Summary Report’ for Mehak Mirza Prabhu.

In early 2020, a case was registered against the CAA for showing the poster of ‘Free Kashmir’. According to the report, a C report is filed at a time when no case is neither true nor false.

Apart from this, a criminal case is filed against the accused due to mistake of facts, which is a complaint of civil nature.

Know who is Mirza Prabhu

Mehak’s full name is Mehak Mirza Prabhu. Mahek, born in 1982, is a resident of Mumbai. According to media reports, Mahek is a writer.

She creates short fictional stories and narrates those stories to people. She is a blogger as well as a storyteller. In the year 2018, Mehak’s video ‘Ammi’s mobile phone’ was also well-liked on social media.

Not only this, she also runs an online school of storytelling, named Jhumritilaiya. There are many videos of smelling on YouTube including social media, which has millions of views.

A video of ‘Fir Mohabbat Karni Hai’ with your coat and tinder has become very viral on social media.

Bangladeshi intruder arrested in Mumbai on police remand till 29 December.

The Mumbai Police arrested three Bangladeshi nationals who infiltrated into India through the West Bengal border on 26 December in Mumbai.

These intruders were living in a chawl in the Sakinaka area, they bought fake PANs and Aadhaar cards. The court has sent him on police remand till 29 December.

Significantly, the number of Bangladeshi intruders is also increasing continuously in Panvel. Despite the strict rules, they easily get rooms on rent.

Landlords who give them room for rent also hide this information from the police. The number of illegal Bangladeshi migrants to Panvel and Uran region is increasing very fast.

These Bangladeshis show fake claims of being local residents of tehsils and villages in some rough district of Bengal and claim to be Indians.