Amit Shah's fake video case gained momentum, complaint filed...
A complaint was filed on monday against maharashtra Youth congress and 16 others for sharing a fake video of Union home minister and bjp leader amit shah, in which he was seen announcing cuts in reservation rights of SC, st and OBCs. Was. An official said that mumbai bjp official Prateek Karpe has lodged a complaint against the complainant at Bandra Kurla Complex Cyber police Station.
The complainant told the police that the fake video of Shah was widely shared by the accused persons with the malicious intention of defaming him. According to the complaint, the fake video shows Shah announcing cuts in reservation rights given to Scheduled Castes, scheduled tribes and Other Backward Classes. However, Karpe said that the original video, from which the fake video was created, has completely different words and meanings.
The accused persons created a deep fake video of the speech and circulated it widely on various social media platforms. He said that the police should immediately remove the deep fake video and register a case against the accused persons who shared it with the intention of creating disruption, enmity and hatred among different castes.
Delhi police booked the accused under sections 153 (causing provocation with intent to cause riot), 153A (promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language, etc.) of the indian Penal Code (IPC). An FIR has been registered under sections 465 (forgery), 469 (forgery intended to damage the reputation of a party), and 171G (publishing a false statement with intent to influence the result of an election) and the Information technology Act.
