Controversy Over Hoisting The National Flag In Kerala
Controversy over hoisting the national flag in Kerala, know what is the whole matter.
Controversy erupted on Sunday during the 75th Independence Day celebrations in Kerala when the CPI(M) kept the national flag at the same level as that of its party.
The national flag was turned upside down in the BJP office.
Controversy over hoisting the national flag: CPI(M) state secretary A. Vijayaraghavan unfurled the flag at the party office.
Youth Congress leader and former MLA KS Sabrinadhan have raised objections to the CPI(M) flag hoisting.
The Congress leader said this is a violation of National Flag Code 2.2 (VIII) which states that no flag or flag should be flown parallel to or higher than the national flag.
The Youth Congress leader wrote in his Facebook post that this is a violation of the law. The CPI(M) has not yet said anything on the Congress leader’s allegation.
There was also a mistake in hoisting the flag at the BJP State Committee office. The green part of the national flag was raised by mistake. Party president Surendran immediately corrected it.
Terrorists of Kerala IS module used to communicate with hoop and rocket chat, information revealed in NIA investigation.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA), probing the Kerala Islamic State (IS) module case.
Agency has come to know that terrorists of the terrorist organization are using secure messaging apps like Hoop and Rocket Chat to communicate and share material that promotes radicalization.
Terrorist gangsters also used to exchange information with new people through these apps.
A senior NIA official associated with the investigation said, “In Kerala IS module case, we have registered a case on March 5 against seven people under IPC sections and UAPA.
The case pertains to the operation of channels related to the propaganda of IS on various Internet media by Muhammad Amin alias Abu Yahya and his associates.
Through this, terrorists used to make new people into terrorists by seducing them.
In Rocket Chat, the user does not have to confirm his mobile number or email id.
During the investigation, it was found that Amen used to use apps like Hoop and Rocket Chat, the official said. A message shared with another user in the Whoop app is automatically deleted.
On the other hand, in Rocket Chat, the user does not have to confirm his mobile number or e-mail ID.
