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Ravi Shankar Prasad Denies Making 'Kutta-Billi' Remark
✍️ Indian Express
🗓 05 Aug 2026, 10:39 AM
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The Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has clarified that he never uttered a 'kutta-billi' remark that was circulating online. He said the claim is baseless and urged the public to verify facts before spreading.
A video clip that surfaced on social media purportedly shows the Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad making a ‘kutta-billi’ remark, sparking a wave of online debate. The clip, which has been widely shared, is said to have been edited or miscaptioned, according to the minister’s office.
In a statement released through his official Twitter handle, Prasad denied ever making such a comment. He added that the allegation is unfounded and that he has never used the phrase in any public or private setting.
The claim has attracted attention from several news outlets, with some reporting on the controversy while others have highlighted the importance of verifying sources before reposting. The clip’s authenticity has not been confirmed by any independent fact‑checking organization.
Prasad urged citizens to be cautious about viral content and to consult reliable sources before accepting or sharing unverified claims. No formal investigation has been announced, but the minister’s denial serves as a clear rebuttal to the circulating narrative.
In a statement released through his official Twitter handle, Prasad denied ever making such a comment. He added that the allegation is unfounded and that he has never used the phrase in any public or private setting.
The claim has attracted attention from several news outlets, with some reporting on the controversy while others have highlighted the importance of verifying sources before reposting. The clip’s authenticity has not been confirmed by any independent fact‑checking organization.
Prasad urged citizens to be cautious about viral content and to consult reliable sources before accepting or sharing unverified claims. No formal investigation has been announced, but the minister’s denial serves as a clear rebuttal to the circulating narrative.