Controversial Threat Video Sparks Political Tensions in India
Police in Rajasthan detained a man after a video surfaced in which he threatened Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and 25 MPs. Identifying as a right-wing spokesperson, he alleged anger over Congress MPs' behavior in Parliament. Officials confirmed the man has prior criminal cases and distanced their parties from his threat.
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A man has been detained by police in Rajasthan's Kota after a video emerged threatening Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and 25 opposition MPs. The man, identifying as Raj Singh, a spokesperson for Karni Sena, cited anger towards Congress MPs' conduct in Parliament. Authorities have confirmed Singh's prior criminal record.
The video, showcasing Singh's threats, also displayed images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Speaker Om Birla. Singh's claims were swiftly dismissed by the BJP and Karni Sena, highlighting their disassociation and condemning any violent rhetoric.
Raj Singh is under investigation, with the police pursuing legal actions. Party representatives reiterated their non-violent ideologies, emphasizing civility in political disagreements, and denied Singh's affiliation with recognized political groups.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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