Complaints have been filed against Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge after allegations that he shared or promoted posts linking the RSS to an ammunition seizure. The complainants argue the statements or insinuations create hostility and disturb communal harmony, and they seek police action including an FIR and, in some cases, an independent probe.
The reports refer to a social media link made by Kharge to the seizure of large quantities of live ammunition in Bihar and Haryana, with allegations that the connection was misinformation. One account describes a claim of 44,000-plus live cartridges, while another specifies 44,250. Police coverage in one outlet says an FIR has not yet been registered at the time of reporting.
Across outlets, the core focus is the alleged spread of false or misleading information and its potential communal impact. The framing differs mainly in how they describe Kharge’s role—whether the emphasis is on insinuations causing communal harm, or on knowingly spreading false information—while all highlight the filing of police complaints and the request for FIRs.
