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A few days back, India witnessed one of its worst train tragedies in two decades, which killed nearly 300 people. As the nation took to social media to

We appeal to all concerned to desist from circulating such false and ill-motivated posts, says Odisha police

A temple near the train tracks was falsely being called a mosque by some social media users.

While the recent Balasore train accident has taken away almost 300 lives and injured more than 1000 people, Muslims have yet again become the target of right-wing social media trolling.

When confronted with accusations of spreading hatred on Facebook, she responded by stating that her intention was not to provoke or incite and that she did not mention any specific caste or religion in her post.

Even as visuals of the tragic Odisha train accident started circulating online, certain social media users tried to give the accident a communal spin by claiming that a ‘mosque’ was located near the accident spot.

The Odisha Police on Sunday warned the people who are giving communal colour to the Balasore train crash incident.It has come to notice that some social media handles are mischievously giving communal colour to the tragic train accident at Balasore. This is highly unfortunate, Odisha Police said on Twitter. It also appealed to people not to circulate false information doing rounds on social me

An aerial view image of the Odisha accident began to circulate as social media users pointed out a white building falsely calling it a mosque.