Neha Singh Rathore – Bharat Pulse News

Bhojpuri folk singer and political satirist Neha Singh Rathore has been booked under serious charges following her controversial social media posts related to the Pahalgam terror attack. The case, registered at Hazratganj police station in Lucknow, accuses her of statements that could incite communal tensions and harm national integrity. The complaint filed against her alleges that Rathore’s posts on platform X (formerly Twitter) were provocative and appeared to target a specific religious community. According to the police, her remarks were considered capable of disturbing public order and potentially endangering India’s sovereignty. The FIR has invoked multiple sections under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) as well as provisions of the Information Technology Act. Neha Singh Rathore and the Pahalgam Attack Controversy Rathore’s social media posts reportedly questioned the government’s handling of the Pahalgam attack, implying that the incident might be exploited for political gains ahead of the upcoming elections. Some of her statements have been widely circulated online, and a few were even picked up by foreign media outlets, escalating the controversy further. In a response posted on her official X account, Rathore stated, "An FIR has been filed against me in Lucknow... Can a lawyer help me? I don't have money to pay the lawyer's fees." She also emphasized her family's legacy of service in the Indian Army and paramilitary forces, reaffirming her commitment to national values. Sedition Case India: Rising Crackdown on Provocative Content The Pahalgam terror attack, which occurred on April 22, resulted in the deaths of 26 civilians, including a Nepalese national, and left many injured. The brutal incident has prompted widespread security measures and heightened vigilance against misinformation and provocative narratives being spread on social media. Authorities have reiterated the importance of maintaining responsible discourse, especially in times of national grief and heightened tensions. Investigations into the case continue, with the administration signaling firm action against any attempts to exploit sensitive incidents for political or communal provocation. The situation has reignited debates around freedom of speech, accountability on social media platforms, and the boundaries of political expression during national tragedies.

Neha Singh Rathore Booked for Remarks on Pahalgam Attack

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