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15 Indian Muslims arrested for celebrating Pakistan's victory over India at the Cricket World Cup
Indian police have arrested 15 Muslims and charged with incitement and sedition for allegedly celebrating Pakistan's victory over India in the final of the cricket World Cup.

Men aged between 19 and 35 were arrested in the suburb of Barhanpur in the central state of Madhya Pradesh after local residents complained they had chanted slogans in support of Pakistan and fired fireworks after the match on Sunday night.here is Psl schedule and teams 2018 is available.



"There was tension in the village of Mahd after the men chanted slogans for Pakistan, distributed the sweets and lit candles in public places," provincial police chief SS Barihar said Tuesday.

"We arrested these men on Monday evening after an investigation, and there was an intention to provoke people and disturb public peace, and was active against the nation," he said.

The men were detained on charges of sedition, incitement and criminal conspiracy under the Indian Penal Code. They were referred to a local court, whose requests for bail were rejected and sent to prison pending trial.

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The maximum penalty for incitement and sedition in India is life imprisonment, legal experts say these laws are among the most difficult laws in the country.

India and Pakistan, the neighboring countries of South Asia, have a history of hostile relations - and the famous competition in cricket as well.

Millions of fans are eagerly awaiting cricket in the two countries, often with very strong competition.

But on Sunday Pakistan won India convincingly and crowned the tournament in London, causing the sadness of Indian fans.

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