Punjab Police Fires Back at Delhi Assembly Notice in Atishi ‘Fake Video’ Case

Punjab Police Fires Back at Delhi Assembly Notice in Atishi ‘Fake Video’ Case

Punjab Police delivered a strong official response to Delhi Legislative Assembly’s notice regarding the alleged “fake video” controversy involving Delhi CM Atishi, making key revelations about the video’s authenticity and legal process.

🧪 Forensic Report Confirms Video Fakery

• No “Guru” Reference: Forensic analysis proves the viral social media video never used the word “Guru.”

• Deliberate Edit: Video was completely manipulated to disrupt social harmony.

🚔 FIR & Legal Action

• Criminal Offense: Editing/presenting videos deceptively declared illegal.

• FIR Filed: Registered under appropriate legal sections based on impartial investigation.

🏛️ Accountability Clarified

Punjab Police emphasized they’re answerable only to competent courts and hearing magistrates, not legislative bodies. Investigation proceeds strictly within legal framework—zero political interference.

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