'No one can insult India'

Furious Bhandup resident approaches police to complain against hate community on Facebook posting anti-national comments

The ongoing movement for the Lokpal Bill, also termed as the second freedom struggle, has evoked patriotism for many in the country.

But Ranjeet Singh (36), a resident of Bhandup, who was looking up Anna Hazare, came across a Facebook community defiling the country.



Singh, who has been using Facebook for over a year, on Wednesday came across a community, 'Two words are enough; F''' India'. This hurt his patriotic sentiments, he claimed.

Singh went to the Bhandup police station to register a complaint against the community.

"I was searching for opinions on Anna Hazare and his fast when I stumbled upon this community on Facebook. It was really derogatory to see the page hurled with abuses.
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It had a picture of a dog crapping on the flag and other such desecrations to the Tricolour," Singh said.

Ironically, there is a community on Facebook called 'Petition for Facebook to delete F''' India group', which has 2,202 members in comparison to the 4,725 members the hate community has garnered.
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Singh wanted to file an FIR but the police asked him to write a complaint that they could forward to the Mumbai police cyber crime department.

Singh said, "Today, social networking websites boast of great powers but a community like this has hurt my sentiments as a citizen of India. I hope that the community is deleted, or at least banned, in the country."

'Will take action'
Singh added, "If, by Monday, no action is taken against the community, I will go to the police commissioner. No one can get away with insulting the country.

As a citizen, I am doing my duty and hope to get support from the law and other bodies in the country."

Cyber crime department's Senior Inspector More said that the matter is being looked into and action will be taken soon.

Ousted from FB
In 2009, Facebook removed two Holocaust denial groups that they had received complaints against. They were called 'Based on the facts...there was no Holocaust' and 'Holocaust is a Holohoax'.