‘Baseless and Fabricated’: Delhi Police Exposes Mamata Banerjee's Claim Of Brutality Over Fake Assault Video

New Delhi: The Delhi Police has exposed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's recent claim of police brutality against a Bengali-speaking woman and her child as a complete fabrication. The police department has concluded that the video shared by Mamata on the social media platform 'X' was deliberately created to tarnish the image of the Delhi Police.

The controversy began when Banerjee shared a video on 'X', claiming that a migrant family from Malda's Chanchal was brutally beaten by Delhi Police personnel simply for being Bengali. The video led to a major controversy, stirring outrage, with Mamata Banerjee condemning the alleged incident, calling it atrocious and terrible. However, the claims didn't sustain for long, and the Delhi Police completely exposed them after a thorough investigation, revealing a shocking truth.

According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP East Delhi) Abhishek Dhania, the investigation revealed that the woman in the video, identified as Sanjanu Parveen, had fabricated the entire story on the instructions of a political worker from West Bengal. "During interrogation, she mentioned that her relative, who lives in the Malda district of West Bengal, is a political worker, and on his request, she made this baseless video and shared it with him," DCP Dhania stated. The relative later circulated the video in local media, which eventually reached Mamata Banerjee's notice.

The Delhi Police gathered various evidence, including technical and local intelligence, as well as CCTV footage, which proved that the woman's allegations were entirely false. "After a thorough investigation and inquiry, we have concluded that the entire video is baseless and fabricated," The DCP asserted. 

Delhi Police Revealed The Truth

The Delhi Police has taken a strong stance against the fabricated video, pointing out that such actions can damage the reputation of the force and create unnecessary tensions. "This video has been deliberately circulated on social media to tarnish the image of the Delhi Police," DCP Abhishek Dhania said, adding that further investigation is still ongoing.

Meanwhile, the incident has shed light on the growing concern over the spread of misinformation on social media to create communal tensions. The Delhi Police have urged people to verify information before sharing it on social media, to prevent the spread of fake news.

DCP Abhishek Dhania said, "West Bengal CM posted on 'X' that a Bengali-speaking woman and her child were assaulted by the Delhi Police. Right after receiving the information, we initiated the inquiry and discovered that the lady's name is Sanjanu Parveen... During the interrogation, she said that on 26th July, around 10:30 pm, four policemen who were in their civil clothes came to their house and took them away to a secluded area where they beat them up and demanded Rs. 25,000 from them, which they gave them. Understanding the seriousness of the situation, we have formed multiple teams since last night. Based on technical and local intelligence, as well as CCTV footage, we have gathered various evidence. Based on that evidence, we found out that the whole story told by this lady is baseless... During the interrogation, she mentioned that her relative, who lives in the Malda district of West Bengal, is a political worker, and on his request, she made this baseless video and shared it with him. Later, he circulated the video in the local media... After a thorough investigation and inquiry, we have concluded that the entire video is baseless and fabricated. This video has been deliberately circulated on social media to tarnish the image of the Delhi Police. Further investigation is still going on."

Mamata Banerjee's Accusation On Social Media

Earlier, in a video post on platform 'X', West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee levelled serious allegations against the Delhi Police, claiming that they had brutally beaten a child and his mother, members of a migrant family from Malda's Chanchal. In her post on X, she shared a video of a child and a woman and wrote, "Atrocious!! Terrible!! See how Delhi police brutally beat up a kid and his mother, members of a migrant family from Malda's Chanchal, calling it linguistic terror. See how even a child is not spared from the cruelty of violence in the regime of linguistic terror unleashed by BJP in the country against the Bengalis! Where are they taking our country now?" Banerjee's post drew widespread attention, prompting the Delhi Police to launch an investigation into the matter. 

However, the controversy surrounding the video post by West Bengal CM Mamata took a dramatic turn after the Delhi Police revealed the shocking truth behind the fake video and blew away all the fake narratives. 

Further investigation into the matter is underway. 

Delhi Police's Response

The Delhi Police has taken a strong stance against the fabricated video, emphasising that such actions can damage the reputation of the force and create unnecessary tensions. "This video has been deliberately circulated on social media to tarnish the image of the Delhi Police," Dhania said, adding that further investigation is still ongoing.

The incident highlights the growing concern over the spread of misinformation on social media and its potential to create communal tensions. The Delhi Police have urged people to verify information before sharing it on social media, to prevent the spread of fake news.

Hard-Hitting Headlines

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Delhi Police exposes Mamata Banerjee's fake video claim of police brutality, revealing a web of deceit and fabrication behind the viral video.