The video, which spread widely on social media, appeared to show him insulting a community. Yadav called it a deepfake and said it was digitally manipulated. He refused to apologise because the clip was not real.

He claimed some people circulated the video to gain attention. Yadav also criticised certain media outlets for sharing misleading content for clicks and views.

The controversy started after rival parties and critics demanded action against him. Yadav insisted the abusive video is fake created using AI and falsely attributed to him.

Representing Jehanabad in Bihar, he warned that deepfake videos could harm public trust and create false narratives. The incident has sparked wider discussions on AI‑generated content and its dangers in politics.

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The AI deepfake video of Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann was shared by right-wing trolls. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) confirmed that the video is fake and harmful.

Police filed a case against Canadian citizen Jagman Samra. He posted vulgar and unlawful content meant to spread hate. The Facebook account ‘Jagman Samra’ had uploaded several offensive posts.

The Punjab Crime Police registered the case under the IT Act and several IPC sections. The court also told companies to keep the evidence safe for further action.

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