VIRAL VIDEO

The sheer volume of information necessitates filtering, which means most of us create our own echo chambers, cutting out anything whatever we find unpleasant. Except trolls (of all hues), who do just the opposite: trawl the internet for that which irritates them and then jump in. But it is important for all sides to "hear" the other.

In the video, media coordinator M A Saleem is purportedly heard calling Shivakumar a 'Collection Giraaki' (extortionist), who allegedly increased the 'commission' in irrigation contracts from eight per cent to 12 per cent. The party suspended Saleem from the party for six years and served a show-cause notice to Ugrappa, who is Congress spokesperson, seeking an explanation in three days.

The autopsy report of the actor did not mention the exact cause of death.

The clip shows a man covered in dirt piling up bricks on his head.

Pragya had organised the wedding of two underprivileged women at her official residence in Bhopal. While bidding them farewell, the DJ struck up a beat and some of the guests began dancing. In the video, she is seen joining them.

Hearing the matter, the single bench of Justice G Narendar remarked: "It is a matter of investigation, that is why I am asking why you have not investigated. The whole problem is you don't want to investigate."

The UP Police has filed an appeal in the Supreme Court against the Karnataka High Court order, challenging the protection from arrest granted to Twitter India MD Manish Maheshwari in the Ghaziabad viral video case.

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This marks the first such instance of police action against Twitter after it appears to have lost its intermediary status in India.