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Complaint Filed Against Minister Priyank Kharge for Linking RSS to 44,250 Cartridge Seizure Case

The complainant says Kharge’s posts falsely linked the RSS to cartridge seizures and could fuel enmity and public mischief, citing 44,250 live rounds.

  • On Tuesday, a police complaint was filed at Bengaluru's Banashankari Police Station against Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge over social media posts and an AI-generated image linking the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh to an interstate ammunition racket.
  • The complainant accused Kharge of attempting to associate the RSS with the seizure of approximately 44,250 live cartridges in Bihar and Haryana, alleging his statements could promote enmity between groups and disturb communal harmony.
  • Seeking an FIR under Sections 192, 196 and 353 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita , 2023, the complainant argued that a Home Minister's position should not shield him from criminal investigation.
  • "Statements made by a Home Minister carry significant authority and influence over the general public," the complaint stated, warning that circulating false information can damage organisational reputation and disturb social harmony.
  • While the complainant urged Banashankari police to conduct an independent inquiry following Supreme Court principles, no immediate information was available on whether authorities had registered an FIR or initiated further action.
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