Tripura Mosque Vandalism

Two women journalists were detained in Assam on Sunday after a case was filed against them by the Tripura police for "spreading communal disharmony" following their reportage on the vandalism at mosque in the state.

Two women journalists in Tripura have been named in an FIR (first information report) after a complaint by the right-wing group Vishva Hindu Parishad.

The Union Home Ministry on Saturday said news circulating on social media about damage and vandalisation of a mosque in Tripura is fake and complete misrepresentation of facts.

Two women journalists were detained in Assam on Sunday after a case was filed against them by the Tripura police for "spreading communal disharmony" following their reportage on the vandalism at mosque in the state.

Two women journalists in Tripura have been named in an FIR (first information report) after a complaint by the right-wing group Vishva Hindu Parishad.

The Union Home Ministry on Saturday said news circulating on social media about damage and vandalisation of a mosque in Tripura is fake and complete misrepresentation of facts.