Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Deny Stone-Pelting Claims During NEET-UG Protests
There were some videos on social media showing stone-pelting and police action during the NEET-UG protests in Delhi.
But the Delhi Police said these videos are not true.
They said no such incident happened and asked people not to believe or share such videos.
The police also asked people to only trust official information.
Social media posts claimed stone-pelting and police action during NEET-UG protests in Connaught Place.
Delhi Police dismissed these claims as false and misleading.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), New Delhi, clarified that no such incident took place.
Police urged people not to believe or circulate unverified videos.
Citizens were advised to rely only on official sources for authentic information.
- Who
- Delhi Police and social media users
- What
- Claims of stone-pelting and police action during NEET-UG protests
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Connaught Place, Delhi
- Why
- To clarify and dismiss false claims circulating on social media
Social Media Claims
Delhi Police Statement
Incident of Stone-Pelting
Social Media Claims
Social media posts and videos claimed stone-pelting and police action during NEET-UG protests in Connaught Place.
Delhi Police Statement
Delhi Police stated that no such incident of stone-pelting or police action took place during the protests.
- Date of Incident
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Location
- Connaught Place, Delhi
- Protest Issue
- NEET-UG
- Official Statement
- Delhi Police dismissed claims as false and misleading
- Social Media Platform
- X (formerly Twitter)