Imran Pratapgarhi: Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi has been booked for posting an edited video of a mass marriage ceremony ceremony held in Gujarat’s Jamnagar for allegedly posting an edited video with an inflammatory song within the background. Police gave this data on Saturday (January 4, 2025) and stated that Pratapgarhi had attended this wedding ceremony.
Local Congress chief Altaf Khafi and the belief that organized the occasion in addition to Pratapgarhi have been booked underneath sections of the Indian Justice Code associated to selling enmity between completely different teams on grounds of faith, race and so forth.
Pratapgarhi strolling waving palms within the video clip
Superintendent of Police Premsukh Delu stated, “The national president of the Congress minority cell was booked on the complaint of a Jamnagar resident after he posted a video on ‘X’ in reference to a mass marriage ceremony held on December 29.” In this 46-second video clip, it’s proven that when Pratapgarhi is strolling waving his palms, flowers are being showered on him and a song is enjoying within the background. Regarding this song, it has been stated within the FIR that such a song was utilized in it which is inflammatory, dangerous for nationwide unity and hurting spiritual sentiments. SP stated that the voice within the video might be that of Pratapgarhi.
‘Will be inspired to resort to violence’
The FIR lodged by Kishan Nanda states that spreading such a video would encourage a bunch of ten or extra folks to resort to violence, which is punishable underneath Section 57 of the Indian Justice Code (BNS). Is a criminal offense. This case was registered at Jamnagar A-Division police station on Friday. Delu stated Pratapgarhi posted the video on social media on January 2, three days after attending the mass marriage ceremony ceremony. He stated that ‘X’ customers have made sharp feedback on this video.
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