Police have identified and interviewed five individuals regarding their comments on two separate topics. The subjects of the comments were the Nepal floods and an investment by SIA in Air India.
Further details about the comments and the individuals involved are not provided. The police investigation into these comments is noted, but specific outcomes or actions taken are not mentioned.
For more information on this matter, further details can be found through the original source.
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The five people are aged between 29 and 66, the police said on Sept 9.
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