On March 23, The Indian Express reported that Bengaluru police brought a man from Tamil Nadu to Karnataka for issuing death threats to high court judges over the hijab verdict. Cubbon Park police registered the FIR after a video clip surfaced on social media that showed him speaking in Tamil and issuing death threats to three judges, including Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi. The man has been identified as Rahamathulla, a native of Madurai.
Five days later, a clip of a man being arrested by police began circulating along with the song ‘Srivalli’ from the Telugu-language film ‘Pushpa’ that was released last year. It has been claimed that the video shows the arrest of Rahamathulla.
The jehadi from Tamil Nadu who gave the death threat to the Karnataka High Court judge who gave the hijab verdict. He is currently in the custody of Karnataka Police (not Tamil Nadu Police). And judging by his walk, he is getting the appropriate treatment. pic.twitter.com/pwGz7xKaUY
— Rakesh Krishnan Simha (@ByRakeshSimha) March 26, 2022
Several Facebook users have shared this video as well.
Unrelated video
Using reverse image search, found that the viral video was shared on March 15 addressing the man as Amjad Lala.
BIG REPORT: माथे पर हजारों का इनाम, पहले ही दर्जनभर मामले, फिर T.I अमित सोनी पर भी चलाई गोली, सालों से गायब, पर अब तस्करी में धराया, संभाग का कुख्यात आरोपी अमजद लाला चढ़ा मंदसौर पुलिस के हत्थे, पढ़े ये खबर http://www.hindikhabarwaala.com/kukhyattaskar
Posted by Narendra Rathore on Tuesday, 15 March 2022
We used ‘Amjad Lala’ as the keyword and found several reports of his arrest. As per Dainik Bhaskar, the incident took place in Madhya Pradesh. Amjad Lala (42) had a bounty of Rs 65,000 on him. Lala was charged with various criminal cases like murder, kidnapping and smuggling.
Mandsaur police SP Anurag Sajania said in a video statement that the police were trying to nab Lala since 2016. Lala was found with drugs worth Rs 1 lakh in his possession when he was arrested.
To sum it up, a clip showing an arrest in Madhya Pradesh was shared with a false claim that it shows the arrest of the Tamil Nadu-based man who recently issued death threats to three judges in Karnataka after the hijab verdict.
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