Indian singer booked over social media post on Pahalgam attack

Indian Bhojpuri singer Neha Singh Rathore has been charged with sedition and other serious offences in India after questioning the official narrative around the Pahalgam attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). According to Indian broadcaster NDTV, a case was registered against Rathore under the Information Technology Act in Lucknow following a complaint by a citizen. She is accused of hurting the sentiments of the victims and their families through a video she posted. The charges were filed after a short video featuring Rathore circulated on platform X (formerly Twitter) and was reportedly shared by some accounts linked to Pakistan. In the video, Rathore alleged that the Pahalgam attack was a "political drama" staged by the Indian government to gain votes ahead of upcoming elections in Bihar. She also criticised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning why a leader who claims to stop wars in other countries with a single phone call could not prevent a terrorist attack within India. Rathore further asked why the public was being discouraged from raising questions if the government’s narrative was genuine. According to India Today, the FIR also noted that Rathore’s video was being used by Pakistani media and social media users for anti-India propaganda. As of the latest updates, Rathore has not been arrested, but legal proceedings under sedition, incitement of religious and racial hatred, and defamation of the government are ongoing.

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