A Congress functionary in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, is under investigation after a video surfaced showing him brandishing firearms while recreating a movie scene at a wedding. Police are verifying the weapons’ authenticity and legality, with potential charges under the Arms Act if illegal. Displaying weapons publicly is a criminal offense, and a suo motu case is expected.Viral ‘Dhurandhar’ reel with pistol puts Karnataka Congress leader in soup; police begin suo motu action
A Congress functionary in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, is under investigation after a video surfaced showing him brandishing firearms while recreating a movie scene at a wedding. Police are verifying the weapons’ authenticity and legality, with potential charges under the Arms Act if illegal. Displaying weapons publicly is a criminal offense, and a suo motu case is expected.
