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Chennai police issue SMS warning against rumours

In an SMS message to all Cellone customers, the police pointed out that spreading rumours was punishable under law.

Published on: Jul 22, 2006 08:56 PM IST
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Police on Saturday issued an SMS to mobile phone users stating that their instruments would be de-activated if they were used to send messages that spread rumours.

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In an SMS message to all Cellone customers, the police pointed out that spreading rumours was punishable under law.

Indulging in such mischievous campaigns would lead to de-activation of the mobiles, the warning said.

 
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