Students at a college in Srinagar, Jammu, and Kashmir, have been booked under the UAPA Act following the India v/s Pakistan cricket match.

Jammu and Kashmir police have registered an FIR against medical students for raising anti-India slogans.

Jammu and Kashmir police have registered an FIR against medical students for raising anti-India slogans.The students have been booked under the UAPA for allegedly singing the Pakistani national anthem inside the college premises. Students were seen cheering and celebrating Pakistan's victory against the Indian cricket team in the T20 world cup. Police said they are trying to identify the ringleaders who allegedly wooed other students to join them. The group also raised slogans and burst firecrackers, as seen in the viral video. The students belonged to Government Medical College (GMC) and Sher-i-Kashmir Institute in Srinagar. Reports suggest that the students will be barred from getting government jobs and denied passports/ documents if found guilty under the UAPA.