Cases registered against Supriya Shrinate & Neha Singh Rathore, Huge setback for Rahul Gandhi
A fresh political controversy has emerged following the circulation of an old video featuring senior Bharatiya Janata Party MLA Ajay Chandrakar. The footage, originally from an earlier event, was shared on social media platform X on Independence Day, allegedly portraying it as a recent incident involving the national flag. In response to the circulation of this misleading content, law enforcement authorities have registered formal cases against Congress leader Supriya Shrinate and social media influencer Neha Singh Rathore. The incident has triggered a fierce political debate across various platforms, drawing sharp reactions from leaders of opposing political parties. Critics argue that sharing outdated videos with altered contexts undermines public trust and creates unnecessary social tension during national celebrations, while supporters continue to debate the legal actions taken against the prominent public figures.
A political controversy has erupted over an old video of BJP MLA Ajay Chandrakar that was shared on Independence Day, allegedly portraying it as a recent incident involving the national flag. BJP has filed FIRs in Chhattisgarh, naming Congress social media chairperson Supriya Shrinate, singer Neha Singh Rathore and an X account in connection with the circulation of the video. Chandrakar has claimed that the footage was actually from a BJP training programme held in March 2026, while he unfurled the Tricolour on August 15. The controversy has triggered demands for investigation and legal action. Watch this detailed report to understand the allegations, FIR developments, statements and the political debate surrounding the viral video.
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