Archive · 6 Oct 2026
BRS Leaders File Complaint Over Allegedly Morphed Video on X
BRS members complained to police about a video shared on X. Gautam Prasad Nimburi said it showed altered scenes and dialogue from a movie.
He said the video targeted party leaders KCR, KTR and J Santosh.
The reports identify the account that posted it differently: one calls it ‘Rare Telangana’ and another calls it ‘TELANGANA’.
Nimburi said the video could harm the leaders’ reputations and the party.
He asked for action against those responsible and for the video to be removed.
Police said they would register a case under cybercrime laws.
BRS legal cell member Gautam Prasad Nimburi and other party leaders complained to Banjara Hills police on Monday.
The complaint concerns a video posted on X, with reports identifying the account as ‘Rare Telangana’ and as ‘TELANGANA’.
The video allegedly used morphed scenes and altered dialogue from the film ‘Dubai Seenu’ to target KCR, KTR and J Santosh.
Nimburi alleged the clip contained false content intended to damage the leaders’ reputations and the party’s credibility.
He sought criminal action and removal of the video; police said a case would be registered under cybercrime laws.
- Who
- BRS legal cell member Gautam Prasad Nimburi and other party leaders filed the complaint; the named targets were KCR, KTR and J Santosh.
- What
- They complained about an allegedly doctored video posted on X, seeking criminal action and removal.
- When
- The complaint was lodged on Monday; one report says the clip was posted on October 1.
- Where
- Banjara Hills police station, Hyderabad.
- Why
- The complainants alleged the video used false, altered content to damage the leaders’ reputations and the party’s credibility.
- Complainant
- Gautam Prasad Nimburi, BRS legal cell member, and other party leaders
- Police station
- Banjara Hills
- Platform
- X
- Account identification
- One report names ‘Rare Telangana’; another says the handle was ‘TELANGANA’.
- Reported posting date
- October 1
- Alleged content
- A clip using altered scenes and dialogue from ‘Dubai Seenu’
- Police response
- Police said a case would be registered under cybercrime laws.