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13 Sep 2026
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Devotees Protest at Karaira Police Station, Demand FIR Against Offensive Social Media Posts
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Devotees Protest at Karaira Police Station, Demand FIR Against Offensive Social Media Posts

✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh 🗓 13 Sep 2026, 05:01 PM 👁 2
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In Shivpuri district, devotees of Bagicha Wali Mai gathered at Karaira police station to demand an FIR against individuals who posted content deemed offensive to religious sentiments.

At Karaira police station in Shivpuri district, a sizable crowd of men and women assembled to protest against social media posts that allegedly hurt religious feelings. The demonstrators, followers of the local deity Bagicha Wali Mai, demanded that the police file an FIR against the offenders. They argued that the posts were disrespectful and should be dealt with under the law. Police officials on the spot acknowledged the protest and said they would look into the matter.

The protest was organized by local devotees who felt that the online content was a direct affront to their faith. They carried placards and chanted slogans calling for strict action. The crowd remained peaceful, though the police had to maintain order to prevent any escalation. The incident highlights the growing sensitivity around religious content on digital platforms.

Law enforcement officials have stated that they will investigate the allegations and, if the posts are found to violate the law, will proceed with filing an FIR. The community leaders hope that this action will deter future disrespectful content. The protest is expected to continue until the authorities take concrete steps.

The incident has drawn attention to the broader issue of online harassment and the legal recourse available to victims. It also underscores the role of local religious communities in monitoring digital spaces. The police have urged the public to report any offensive content to maintain harmony.
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