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Delhi influencer's video mocking tribal youth sparks outrage and probe in Tripura

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A video allegedly showing Delhi-based influencer Amir Shokeen mocking a tribal youth has drawn widespread criticism in Tripura. Political leaders across the state condemned the clip as a racial attack and demanded prompt action. The controversy has triggered significant political backlash in the northeastern state. Chief Minister Manik Saha has instructed the Tripura Director General of Police to coordinate with the Delhi Police on a thorough investigation.

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