Vijender Gupta Tables FSL Report, Says No Tampering In Atishi Video

Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta on Saturday tabled the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report. The report concerned the disputed video involving former Delhi Chief Minister Atishi. He confirmed that the analysis found no signs of editing or tampering.

At a press briefing, Gupta explained that the Opposition had requested an investigation into the video on January 8, 2026. They had raised doubts over its authenticity.

“On January 8, 2026, in the Delhi Assembly, the Opposition demanded an enquiry into the video footage of the Assembly session, as certain questions had been raised regarding its authenticity. Acting on this demand, the recording of that session was sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory. I am presenting this clearly for your information: It is the verbatim record of that day. Both the audio and video were provided to the FSL, keeping all facts, rules, and laws in mind,” he stated.

Speaking about the FSL findings, the Speaker said, “With regard to the authenticity and genuineness of the video, we have received the FSL report. The laboratory has clearly stated that there is no alteration or tampering in the video. The report categorically states that there is no manipulation of any kind.”

Gupta noted that complications arose when the Punjab government conducted its own inquiry. The state government had also registered an FIR on January 9.

“On January 9, information emerged that the Punjab government had already conducted its own examination, completed its report, and even registered an FIR. As a result, the matter has now been fully clarified. The detailed forensic report submitted to us clearly establishes that there has been no tampering with the video and absolutely no manipulation,” he remarked.

The Speaker stressed the gravity of the situation, saying, “The report proves that, in connection with the respect and honour of the Gurus, a political party has, in some manner, misused government agencies and compromised the dignity of the Gurus. I would like to urge the Leader of the Opposition to come forward and meet me in my chamber. Otherwise, this issue will invite serious action in the coming days. They should acknowledge their mistake, withdraw their statements, and issue an apology.”

He also raised concerns over the methodology of the external examination. He noted that it lacked details on the parameters, scope, and type of analysis conducted.

Gupta criticised the Opposition’s behaviour in the Assembly. “When the Leader of the Opposition was absent from the Assembly, despite the matter being raised in their presence earlier, they should have responded immediately. We gave them an opportunity, but instead, they suddenly left the Assembly and have remained absent since that day,” he said.

The BJP-AAP dispute intensified after a Punjab court accepted a forensic report related to the video.

The court directed the removal of the clip from social media. It noted that the word ‘guru’ does not appear in the original audio shared by Kapil Mishra.

This ruling has prompted further exchanges of claims and counterclaims between the two parties.

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