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A resident of the Indian village of Karnataka this week filed software engineers of about thirty years as a potential kidnapper. Two of his friends and three policemen were injured trying to stop the group.
They managed to escape, but the false news about possible abductors via the WhatsApp mail program reached a nearby village where they had already met a crowd of 2,000 people.
The incident occurred on a Friday night when three friends from the city of Hyderabad, after a visit to Karnataka, in the Bidar district, withdrew and stopped in the middle from a village to look after children with chocolate. One of the boys of the child suddenly came across, the villagers became suspicious and began to gather around the car of a stranger.
Friends felt something bad and left. They managed to escape, but the false news about possible abductors via the WhatsApp email program reached a nearby village where they have already met a crowd of about 2,000 people. AFP / SCANPIX
Local police failed to cope with the crowd overthrow and three police officers were injured in the crash.
AFP / SCANPIX
19659004] Mohammad Azam, a software engineer from Hyderabad, died at the scene of the incident, another was hospitalized with serious injuries
The police arrested about 30 people after the incident
More than 25 people have been hunted in India in recent months. All incidents have provoked rumors of kidnapping, robbery or badual abuse spread by smartphones, mainly in the Whatsapp application. India, with more than 200 million users, is the largest market for WhatsApp
