A fresh video has surfaced in which Canada-based NRI Jagmandeep Singh, known as Jagman Samra, claims he exchanged data with BJP Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal and hints that more videos involving Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann could be released soon.
According to The Tribune, the latest video is part of an interview conducted by a YouTube channel. In it, Samra says he came in contact with Maliwal after she was allegedly assaulted by the security staff of AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal.
Samra's claims about data exchange with Swati Maliwal
In the video, Samra directly states that he and Maliwal exchanged information. "Since then, Maliwal has been speaking against them. She shared some videos with me, while I shared some data with her," Samra said, as reported by The Tribune.
This claim follows a previous video in which Samra said he had received the controversial video allegedly involving Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann from Swati Maliwal. The new video adds the detail that the exchange was mutual — Samra says he gave data to Maliwal in return for the videos.
More CM Mann videos could surface, Samra warns
Samra also hinted that this may not be the end of the matter. According to The Tribune on X, Samra said more videos related to the Chief Minister may surface in the coming days. He did not provide specific details about what these videos might contain or when they might be released.
The development adds a new layer to the ongoing political controversy surrounding the alleged videos of Bhagwant Mann. Samra, who is a Sangrur native based in Canada, has positioned himself as a key figure in the unfolding story.
Background of the controversy
Samra has previously stated that his contact with Swati Maliwal began after the alleged assault on her by security staff linked to Arvind Kejriwal. According to PTC News, Samra has claimed that Maliwal shared the controversial Bhagwant Mann videos with him. The new video now expands on that claim, suggesting a two-way exchange of information.
The claims have drawn attention because they involve a sitting Chief Minister, a Rajya Sabha MP, and a Canada-based individual. Neither Swati Maliwal nor Bhagwant Mann has publicly responded to Samra's latest video at the time of reporting.
Our Take: A developing story with many unanswered questions
This is a fast-moving story, but readers should treat these claims with caution. Samra's allegations are serious — he is directly naming a sitting MP and a Chief Minister in a data exchange. However, the evidence so far is only his word in a YouTube interview. There are no independent confirmations of the videos or the data he claims to have shared.
What is clear is that Samra is escalating his claims step by step. First, he said he received videos from Maliwal. Now, he says they exchanged data. And he is warning that more is coming. This pattern suggests a deliberate strategy to keep the story in the news.
In our view, the public should wait for concrete evidence before drawing conclusions. If Samra has more videos, he should release them. If Maliwal has a response, she should give it. Until then, this remains a one-sided claim in a politically charged environment.
The key question is: Will more videos actually surface? And if they do, will they be verified? For now, the story is about allegations — not proof.
