Supreme Court of India
Patricia Mukhim v. State of Meghalaya & Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss.153A and 505(1)(c) – Brutal at tack on non-tribals in State of Meghalaya with iron rods and sticks – Attackers allegedly belonged to tribal community of Me ghalaya – Facebook post uploaded by Appellant, alleged to be i ntentionally made for promoting class / community hatred between tr ibals and non-tribals in the State – Prima facie case made out u/ss.153A and 505(1)(c) or not – Held: Close scrutiny of the Face book post uploaded by appellant indicate that her agony was directed a gainst the apathy shown by the CM, Meghalaya, DGP and the DorbarShnong of the area in not
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