Found under: Nokia, Symbian, Smartphones, Nokia Maps, India, Angry Mob, The world largest mobile manufacturer has came under fire literally speaking here it appears Nokia has ticked off the Indian community due to a mishap in Nokia Maps. The big problem here is well its kinda small from my point of view but considering the tension between India and Pakistan at the moment while not supported it is ...

Activists of the youth wing of the Indian nationalist party BJP attacked a Nokia shop in the central Jabalpur city in Madhya Pradesh state, India. The attack was provoked by the inclusion of the controversial Kashmiri valley as part of neighbouring Pakistan, in a Nokia mapping software. A video clip captured by Reuters shows activists

Reuters is reporting agitations in Jabalpur city of Madhya Pradesh state of India after it was discovered that maps on Nokia devices are indcating Kashmir as a part of Pakistan.Reuters

Nokia has landed into trouble in India due to its Maps application. According to Cellular News, people from BJP attacked a Nokia Shop as Nokia Maps shows Kashmir as a part of Pakistan. Being an Indian I know how serious this is and how it can hurt people's sentiments. Also the recent terrorists attacks in India originated from Pakistan. The angry BJP workers took Nokia cell phones from the sh...

Nokia’s maps caused a big stir in Jabalpur city, India, because they show Kashmir as being part of Pakistan. Led by members of the youth wing of BJP, one of India’s political parties, an angry mob seized Nokia handsets from a local store and set them on fire. Take that, Nokia! The local BJP legislator claimed

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