Indian police -- already investigating the spread of fake videos showing Bollywood actors criticizing Modi -- are now investigating a doctored online clip that showed federal home minister Amit Shah saying the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party will stop certain social guarantees for minorities, a subject sensitive for millions of voters.

Congress party’s Arun Reddy held over fake video of interior minister Amit Shah

Police in India have arrested the social media head of one of the country's main opposition parties over a doctored video of the interior minister. The Congress Party's Arun Reddy was detained on Friday, accused of being behind a widely-shared video showing Amit Shah promising to end support for millions of poor and under-privileged Indians.

Arun Reddy, the opposition party's social media chief, is accused of editing footage showing Shah speaking at an election campaign Opposition figures have accused PM Narendra Modi's government of orchestrating criminal investigations to weaken rivals Indian police said on Saturday they had arrested the social media chief of the country's main

Delhi Police on Saturday added criminal conspiracy charges to a case in connection with the allegedly doctored video of Union home minister Amit Shah's speech.Police sources claimed investigations revealed evidence suggesting a broader conspiracy,

Congress party's Arun Reddy has been arrested and placed in three-day police custody over a controversial video involving Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The video allegedly contradicting Shah's public stance on reservations in India,