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YouTuber booked in Ghaziabad for derogatory remarks against Mayawati

BSP district president Narendra Mohit lodges an FIR against Punit Superstar at the Shalimar Garden police station
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Ghaziabad, Updated At : 05:51 PM Aug 21, 2025 IST
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Police in Ghaziabad have registered a case against a YouTuber for allegedly making derogatory remarks against Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) president Mayawati on social media, officials said on Thursday.

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According to police sources, BSP district president Narendra Mohit on Wednesday evening lodged an FIR against YouTuber Punit Superstar, whose real name is Prakash Kumar, at the Shalimar Garden police station.

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The complainant alleged that the YouTuber posted a video on Instagram containing insulting remarks about the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister.

DCP Nimish Patil said the video soon went viral, allegedly hurting the sentiments of the Bahujan community.

Police are probing the matter after registering a case against the accused, the officer said.

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