In a brewing political storm, Rajasthan Police have four suspects under intense scrutiny in Jaipur over a fabricated letter on women’s reservation, purportedly from BJP stalwart Vasundhara Raje. The forgery went viral on social media, prompting immediate arrests including one woman.
Transported to the city mid-week, the accused hail from Madhya Pradesh and Punjab. DCP South Rajarshi Raj named Bilal Khan, Nikhil Prajapat, Inam Ahmad from Bhopal, and Amrita Dhumal from Mohali. Their questioning seeks origins of the document’s creation and dissemination paths.
Triggered by a TV channel’s complaint—its branding misused on the letter—detectives are probing AI software usage and targeted viral tactics. Broader conspiracies are on the radar, with officials wary of orchestrated campaigns.
Adding legal heat, Madhya Pradesh High Court rebuked authorities for shuttling three Congress IT operatives to Rajasthan sans judicial nod or transit remand. The court demanded a detailed inquiry from the police commissioner, highlighting procedural lapses.
Defending Raje, BJP leader Radhamohan Das Agarwal decried the ‘Congress playbook’ of dirty tricks. He stressed party solidarity and administrative directives for stern action. With Raje’s stance already public, the investigation presses on, poised to expose motives in this digital deception.
