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DTP RS Batth Issues Open Warning to Opponents, Says Misleading Videos Being Circulated

BY SWATI

GURUGRAM 24 AUGUST 2026

DTP RS Batth has issued an open warning to his opponents, alleging that misleading and incorrect videos are being circulated with the intention of damaging his image and creating confusion among the public.

In a strongly worded message, Batth claimed that such content was being deliberately shared by his opponents for their own interests. He also asserted that he continues to enjoy the support of more than 10 lakh people.

Batth’s remarks have attracted attention on social media, where the issue has generated considerable discussion and engagement. His supporters have rallied behind him, while the allegations regarding the circulation of misleading videos have sparked a wider debate over the misuse of digital platforms.

The controversy comes amid growing reliance on social media for public communication, where unverified videos and claims can quickly reach large audiences.

Batth’s warning is likely to further intensify the ongoing political and social discourse surrounding the issue.

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