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Pro-Palestine poster pasted outside Starbucks outlet in Kerala, 6 arrested
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Kozhikode, Jan 08, 2024: Kerala Police arrested six students for sticking pro-Palestine posters outside a Starbucks outlet in Kozhikode district. They were later released on bail.
The incident happened on January 4 when students from Kozhikode’s Farook college allegedly pasted posters that read "Free Palestine” and “Caution Contents may fund genocide” outside the Starbucks outlet.
Subsequently, based on the complaint by the outlet’s staff, a case was registered against the students under sections 427, 448, 153 of the IPC.
The students are reportedly members of the Fraternity Movement, the student wing of the Welfare Party of India.
Courtesy: India Today
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