A youth was taken into custody by the police and later released with a stern warning for allegedly shooting reels on the premises of a police station in Chatra district. The incident took place on Thursday, when the individual, identified as Mukesh Kumar, a resident of Pratappur block, filmed videos at the Pratappur and Kunda police stations and subsequently uploaded them on social media platforms.
Police Action and Apology
Alok Ranjan Choudhary, the officer-in-charge of Pratappur police station, stated that during interrogation, the youth acknowledged his mistake. He submitted a written apology and deleted the controversial reel in the presence of the officers. Following this, he was let off with a warning.
Legal Implications
Authorities emphasized that filming on police premises without permission is a serious offense. The police urged the public to refrain from such activities, which can disrupt law and order. The youth's prompt apology and deletion of the content led to a lenient approach.
Community Response
Local residents expressed mixed reactions, with some supporting the police's decision to issue a warning, while others called for stricter action to deter similar incidents. The police have reiterated that they will take appropriate measures against anyone violating rules on police premises.
This incident highlights the growing trend of creating social media content in inappropriate locations, prompting authorities to remain vigilant.
