BJP Leaders' Fake Video Case: Court Remands Accused to Police Custody

Congress member Arun Reddy, accused of sharing a fake video of Amit Shah, was sent to one day judicial custody. The Delhi Police had arrested Reddy after the I4C filed a complaint about the doctored video. Reddy's bail application was listed for hearing on May 7.

A Delhi Court on Monday sent a Congress member, arrested for allegedly uploading and circulating a fake video of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, to one day judicial custody.

Arun Reddy handles the 'Spirit of Congress' account on 'X', according to officials.

Reddy, 37, was produced before magistrate Neha Garg by Delhi police's special cell, which sought 14-day judicial custody for the accused.

Police told the court that the accused was not required for further interrogation.

The judicial magistrate, however, sent the accused to one day judicial custody, and directed the jail authorities to produce him before the judge regularly hearing the case on Tuesday.

During the proceedings, Reddy also moved bail application before the court on which the judge issued notice to the Delhi police and listed the matter for hearing on May 7.

The Delhi Police had arrested Reddy on Friday.

The special cell had registered an FIR after the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), which functions under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), filed a complaint about the doctored video of Shah where his statements indicating a commitment to abolish quota for Muslims in Telangana were changed to make it seem that he was advocating scrapping of all reservation.

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