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Arrested for comments against Uddhav and Aditya Thackeray, Twitter user Sunaina Holey gets bail

BJYM leader Devang Dave had reached out to the concerned authorities to arrange for Sunaina's bail.

A Twitter user named Sunaina Holey was arrested by the Maharashtra Police for allegedly posting ‘offensive’ remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray and Environment Minister Aaditya Thackeray. According to Devang Dave, National Convener BJYM, bailable offences were registered against her. Bail has been granted. He added, “I have spoken to the concerned officials and will ensure fair investigation on charges pressed.”

Dave had reached out to concerned authorities after Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, spokesperson, BJP Delhi tagged him in a post highlighting her arrest.

Advocate Vivekananda Gupta arranged for the bail of Sunaina Holey. BJP spokesperson Hitesh Jain also helped in the matter.

After learning about Holey’s arrest, netizens including ex-Shiv Sena member Ramesh Solanki criticized the move by the Mumbai Police and demanded the charges be dropped immediately. OpIndia tried reaching out to Sunaina, but she was unreachable at the moment. We shall update once we get more details.

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