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Published – October 29, 2025 06:56 pm IST – Bengaluru
The Jigani Police have filed a non-cognisable complaint against an unknown person for using a pro-Pakistan slogan to name his WiFi internet network.
Based on the complaint filed by a resident identified as Govardhan Singh, a Bajrang Dal activist, police have taken up a case. The complainant, while checking for available Wi-Fi networks to access the internet, found a Wi-Fi connection named “Pakistan Zindabad” in Kallubalu village in Jigani. He has submitted a screenshot of a WiFi username named “Pakistan Zindabad” to the police, apart from uploading it on social media, which has gone viral.
Published – October 29, 2025 06:56 pm IST
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