AAP Rejects Gurugram Police Theory in Forensic Report Row

Punjab AAP Questions Haryana Police Investigation

AAP Questions Haryana Police Probe

Chandigarh: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has rejected Gurugram Police’s claims in the ongoing forensic report controversy linked to the Bhagwant Mann video row. Party leaders questioned the investigation and accused political opponents of targeting the Punjab government.

AAP leaders said the BJP-led Haryana government was using the issue to create political pressure. They argued that investigators had not presented sufficient evidence to support the allegations.

Party Stands by Earlier Claims

AAP leaders reiterated that the controversial video was fake. They cited technical assessments that raised doubts about the video’s authenticity.

Party representatives said political opponents had shifted attention away from the main issue. They urged authorities to focus on establishing the truth behind the video instead of fueling controversy.

Political Battle Intensifies

The latest dispute has deepened the political confrontation between AAP and the BJP. Leaders from both parties have exchanged sharp statements over the past several days.

AAP leaders accused rival parties of using government agencies to attack the Punjab administration. They claimed their opponents wanted to influence public opinion through political campaigns.

Police Continue Investigation

Gurugram Police continue to investigate the alleged fabrication of a forensic report linked to the case. Investigators have arrested two suspects and are examining digital evidence connected to the controversy.

Authorities are reviewing electronic records, communication data, and other material related to the report. Officials aim to determine who created the document and why it surfaced during the political controversy.

Focus Remains on the Forensic Report Row

The forensic report dispute remains one of the most talked-about political issues in Punjab and Haryana. Both sides continue to defend their positions as investigators move forward with the case.

Political observers expect the controversy to remain in focus until authorities complete the investigation and release their findings.