Telangana CM's Lawyer Appears Before Delhi Police in Doctored Video Case Involving Amit Shah

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy's lawyer appeared before Delhi Police over a doctored video of Home Minister Amit Shah's speech that was allegedly shared from Reddy's Twitter handle. Reddy's lawyer denied ownership of the handle, claiming the video was not shared by the CM. The police had served a notice under section 160/91 of the CrPC, allowing Reddy to submit an appearance or legal representative.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's lawyer appeared before the Delhi Police on Wednesday in connection with a case involving a doctored video of Union Home Minister Amit Shah's speech.

The Delhi Police had served Reddy a notice under section 160/91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure after the video was allegedly shared by his X handle.

Reddy's lawyer Saumya Gupta told the media that the handle through which the video was shared did not belong to Reddy.

''That account is not owned by Telangana CM,'' Gupta said after meeting the Delhi Police's investigating officer at IFSO office in Dwarka.

According to a police source, if a person is served notice under section 160/91 of the CrPC, the person can either make a physical appearance before the IO or can send a legal representative.

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