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Mumbai cops seek Twitter’s help to retrieve AIB’s deleted tweet of PM Modi

Mumbai city news: While screenshots will suffice initially, a court of law will require site to verify photo, say cyber experts

Updated on: Jul 17, 2017, 11:46:16 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Cyber police investigating the defamation and obscenity case against All India Bakchod (AIB) said they are seeking Twitter’s help to retrieve the group’s now-deleted photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

On Thursday, AIB tweeted a picture of Modi’s doppelganger peering into his mobile phone at a railway station. (HT File Photo)
On Thursday, AIB tweeted a picture of Modi’s doppelganger peering into his mobile phone at a railway station. (HT File Photo)

“After receiving a complaint on our Twitter handle, we took swift action and registered an FIR. However, investigations revealed that the group had deleted the photo in question. We need Twitter to verify if such a post was actually uploaded or not,” said a senior officer from cyber department, who did not wish to be named.

On Thursday, AIB tweeted a picture of Modi’s doppelganger peering into his mobile phone at a railway station. 

They also uploaded a picture of Modi himself, onto which a dog’s nose, ears and tongue were superimposed using a Snapchat filter. This was accompanied by the hashtag #Wanderlust, meant to allegedly mock Modi’s frequent foreign trips. After receiving a barrage of insults and hate messages from trolls, the group deleted its post.

Some experts alleged selective action. “I agree with the FIR, but why are the police only targeting AIB? Why have they not acted against other instances of harassment and abuse on Twitter? There is so much trolling on that site. Everyone should be treated equally under the law,” said cyber expert Ritesh Bhatia.

 
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