
The Chandigarh district court rejected academic Madhu Kishwar's anticipatory bail plea in a case involving the circulation of a misleading video falsely linked to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. An FIR was filed following a complaint alleging the video was shared with forged captions to harm the prime minister's reputation and disturb public peace. Chandigarh Police have identified two additional accused from West Bengal and named six social media handles in the complaint. Kishwar has been issued multiple notices to join the investigation, while another accused has been arrested and sent to judicial custody.
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| Source | Their headline | Bias | Sentiment |
|---|---|---|---|
| indianexpress | Chandigarh Police identify 2 more accused from West Bengal in PM Modi fake video case; 6 social media handles named in complaint | Center | Neutral |
| indianexpress | Chandigarh court rejects Madhu Kishwar's anticipatory bail plea in fake video case | Center | Neutral |
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