The Delhi Police has taken a major action and decided to take strict action. Amidst the ongoing protests at Jantar Mantar, the Delhi Police has adopted a strict stance against misleading and fake news circulating on social media. On Monday, the Delhi Police banned more than 15 fake news or posts. In the ban, the Delhi Police issued a stern warning. The Delhi police stated that strict action will be taken against those spreading rumors, creating fake posts, or attempting to disrupt law and order. This includes all misleading photos, videos, and audio posts.
All These Posts Turned Out to Be Fake
According to a Delhi police report, it has been learned that many such claims have gone viral on social media that turned out to be completely fake. Some old videos were viral, which were investigated, and the investigation revealed that these old posts and videos were completely fake because they were…
What are the claims that the police have declared fake?
Fake news includes numerous reports, such as a viral report claiming that a 12-year-old girl and a female protester were assaulted by police. A post about the arrest of social activist Abhijeet Dipke also went viral, which was completely fake report. Reports such as the death of a girl in a stampede at Jantar Mantar during a lathi charge and the use of nails in police batons were all fake. All these reports were disseminated in a cunning manner. The police stated that several videos have gone viral that are not from the protest site but have been presented as such. These are all fake video , post and photos.
Delhi Police Forms Fact-Check Team
The Delhi Police has gone into full action mode to take the strictest possible action against those spreading fake posts and fake videos , fake audios also on social media. The Delhi police have formed a special fact-check team to investigate all the videos, all the photos, all the audio and misleading audio and video posts that have gone viral, and strict action will be taken against them.
Investigation into stone pelting and attackers
Those who attacked police officers, pelted stones, and damaged government property are being identified through CCTV footage. All evidence is being collected through evidence and other digital investigations. All investigations are being conducted, using the evidence-based network of encounters, and the investigation is ongoing. Those who attacked the police will be arrested.
