Congress files FIR against Amit Malviya for his remarks on Rahul Gandhi; Know what he had said-

New Delhi, June 28: An FIR has been registered against BJP IT Cell chief Amit Malviya in Bengaluru's High Grounds Police station for his remark on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The FIR was filed by Congress leader Ramesh Babu for his tweets that said Rahul Gandhi is dangerous and more dangerous are people who are pulling strings on him.

 

The FIR has been filed under sections 153A (promoting enmity between different groups), 120b (criminal conspiracy), 505(2) (promoting enmity, hatred or ill-will between classes) and 34 (criminal conduct in pursuit of a common intention) of the Indian Penal Code in Bengaluru’s High Grounds Police Station.

 

"Rahul Gandhi is dangerous and playing an insidious game. More dangerous are people who are pulling strings of Raga like Sam P, staunchly anti-India, they leave no stone unturned to defame India overseas, just to embarrass PM Modi", Malviya said in a tweet as per the FIR.

 

Reacting to this Congress leader Pawan Khera on Wednesday said that more FIRs should be registered against him.

Khera said that if anyone is responsible for playing with truth, facts, people's images, and the country's reputation, it is the BJP IT cell.

 

"More FIRs should be registered against him (Amit Malviya). If anyone is responsible for playing with truth, facts, people's images, and the country's reputation, it is the BJP IT cell," he said while addressing a press conference in Delhi.

 

 

Malviya is said to be booked for allegedly posting a caricature video on Congress’s Rahul Gandhi. “Rahul Gandhi is dangerous and playing an insidious game,” the tweet posted by the BJP IT Cell Chief on June 17 read. It had compilation of various anti-Modi, anti-India and anti-Hindu statements delivered by Rahul Gandhi on the global stage.

 

 

It is pertinent to mention that Rahul Gandhi visited the US days ahead of PM Modi’s scheduled visit to the states and had defamed PM Modi-led government carrying out his anti-India agenda on foreign soil.