By Staff Reporter | Crime & Legal Desk
He was absconding in a criminal case — and, police allege, still active online, posting provocative, abusive and threatening remarks through social media. Arjun Ayanki is now in Cyber Police custody for the next three days after several cases were registered against him at different police stations.
Three-Day Remand: The Core Development
According to the original story, Arjun Ayanki has been remanded in Cyber Police custody for a period of three days. The custody period gives investigating officers the legal window to question him in person over the alleged social media posts.
The Allegations: Provocative, Abusive and Threatening Posts
Several cases have been registered against Ayanki at different police stations, the report said. The allegations centre on remarks made through social media that police describe as provocative, abusive and threatening in nature.
The registration of cases at multiple police stations suggests the alleged online activity drew scrutiny across more than one jurisdiction, though the stations involved have not been named in the available summary.
Absconding and Still Active Online: Why It Matters
Two elements make this case noteworthy. First, the alleged conduct took place while Ayanki was reportedly absconding — evading the legal process even as he remained digitally visible. Second, the cases are built on speech: words posted online that, if proven, carry legal consequences.
For the public, it is a reminder that social media activity leaves a trail that investigations can follow, even when a person is on the run.
What Police Custody Remand Involves
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