The authorities have geared up to tackle any sort of menace that might arise on the day of the NRC publication. It is especially monitoring all social media platforms to avoid posts that might spark controversy and create chaos.
Speaking to Inside Northeast, Assam Police ADGP Harmeet Singh said, “We are alert as mischievous elements may try and spread rumours through social media platforms. Therefore, we are keeping an eye on it.”
He added that the Police included people to inform about any misleading post or circulation of fake news. “Steps will be taken accordingly to ensure peace. This may include legal action, counselling, removal of posts from social media, etc.”
The ADGP further said that they started programmes to sensitize the public on the steps being taken by the government to avoid any harassment to the general public.”
Lately, spreading rumours through social media platforms have turned out to be one of the major challenges in the state.
Assam Police are taking measures to avoid misleading posts and tackle issues rising through social media posts.
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