Police are investigating five individuals in connection with comments made about recent events. The comments pertained to Nepal floods and a deal between SIA and Air India.
The age range of the five people under investigation is known, spanning from 29 to 66 years old. This information was released by the police on September 9.
Further details about the investigation and the comments in question are available from the source. The police have not released additional information at this time.
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