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Ummaid Pehelwan accepts allegations: Ghaziabad Police

The case against Idrisi was lodged at the Loni Border police station on Wednesday evening, a day after the Ghaziabad police booked Twitter, a news website, some journalists and opposition Congress politicians in a separate FIR over the circulation of the video in which the elderly Muslim claimed attack by some young men who also "forced" him to chant "Jai Shri Ram".

Filed on the complaint of a local policeman, the FIR stated that Idrisi had "unnecessarily" made the video -- in which Abdul Shamad Saifi narrates his ordeal -- with an intention to "create social disharmony" and shared it through his Facebook account.

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