Who accused John Proctor of being a witch?

Abigail Williams accused John Proctor of being a witch, primarily as part of her broader scheme to eliminate Elizabeth Proctor and rekindle her affair with John. Abigail's motivations stem from her desire for power and her obsession with Proctor, as well as a need to divert attention away from her own questionable actions in the forest. By accusing Proctor, she positions herself as a victim in the eyes of the community, while simultaneously targeting someone she believes poses a threat to her desires. This accusation is pivotal as it highlights the themes of hysteria, manipulation, and the destruction wrought by personal vendettas within the oppressive environment of Salem during the witch trials.