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VIRAL SACH: The truth behind the man who put hate posts against Indian Martyrs

Only 2 days after the heart-wrenching Uri terror attacks took place, which claimed the lives of 18 Indian soldiers; a shocking Facebook post is going viral where hateful remarks are made against our martyrs, which are said to be posted by a man named Shiv Narayan Yadav, who claims to be Media manager of RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav. fb post-compressed The post read, “The soldiers, who died in Uri, got into the army after giving bribes. The post further said that “good that the soldiers died”. At the time when the fire against the attackers hasn’t doused, a post like this has fumed many in the country. Several questions were raised if the man who posted the remarks is actually affiliated to RJD also, if he himself put the post. To put forth the truth in front of everyone, ABP News investigated the entire matter, where Shiv Narayan Yadav reiterated that he stands by what he said and said that the post which is nonlonger available on Facebook has been removed by the social networking site and not him. On further investigating the matter, it came to light that the man who claims to be a RJD media manager has never had any links with the party. Going through the previous Facebook posts by Yadav, several other hate posts against the country’s soldiers can also be seen.

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