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The Executive Magistrate has bound him down for one year, directing him to maintain peace and refrain from spreading false information.
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The Superintendent of Police, Naharlagun, has stated that while the situation is currently under control, tensions remain high and could escalate if people do not act responsibly.
Further, he urged the public to avoid social media trials and emphasized that individuals with any relevant information or evidence regarding the Banderdewa case should approach the investigating team directly at Banderdewa Police Station instead of discussing the matter on social media, as it could further complicate the case rather than aiding its resolution.