Hamirpur: Mohammad Farid Disputes Audio, Seeks Police Investigation

Samajwadi Party leader Mohammad Farid has disputed the authenticity of an audio attributed to him in Hamirpur and sought an impartial police investigation. The controversy concerns alleged remarks about the Samajwadi Party and the Muslim community in the recording being circulated.

According to the reporter’s account, the national vice-president of the Minority Front described the recording as fabricated using artificial intelligence. This is a claim made in response to the disputed audio, not an independently established finding about how the recording was produced.

Farid has alleged that a person from Maudaha demanded five lakh rupees from him. In his account, he described that person as a criminal and history-sheeter. Those descriptions and the money-demand allegation remain attributed to Farid; the supplied account does not establish them independently.

He further alleged that the audio was prepared and circulated to damage his reputation. His complaint links the alleged demand for money with his allegation of an attempt to discredit him through the recording.

Farid has approached the Superintendent of Police, Hamirpur, asking for a fair investigation and action against whoever is found responsible. The complaint and the denial of the audio’s authenticity are the central developments reported in the submission. It does not provide a forensic finding establishing that the recording is AI-generated, or a police conclusion on the allegations.