7-year jail, Rs 1 crore fine soon for showing PoK, Arunachal as disputed

May 05, 2016 18:13

Depiction of a wrong map of India or showing Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) or Arunachal Pradesh as not a part of India on any online platform or physical documents could mean a stiff jail term of seven years along with an heavy fine of up to Rs 1 crore, says a new law being proposed by the Narendra Modi government. Read more

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