Telangana Chief Minister Summoned In Probe Into Doctored Amit Shah Video
NDTV
The video was allegedly shared by the Telangana Congress X handle and after which many party leader reposted the video.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has been summoned by the Delhi Police on Wednesday in connection with the doctored video on reservation of Home Minister Amit Shah. Four other people, all from Telangana, have also been served a notice to join the enquiry into the case. .@INCTelangana is spreading an edited video, which is completely fake and has the potential to cause large scale violence.Home Minister Amit Shah spoke about removing the unconstitutional reservation given to Muslims, on the basis of religion, after reducing share of SCs/STs and… pic.twitter.com/5plMsEHCe3
The video was allegedly shared by the official Telangana Congress X handle and after which many party leaders reposted the video, claiming it showed the BJP's "agenda to abolish SC/ST reservation quotas".
The Delhi Police registered a case on the edited video being widely circulating on social media platforms after complaints by the BJP and the Home Ministry. In the altered video, the Home Minister was seen advocating for the abolition of reservation quotas for Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), and Other Backward Classes (OBCs).
