Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Warn Against Fake Content, Form STF for Paper Leak Cases
The Delhi Police have warned people not to trust or share content on social media without verifying its source.
They mentioned that fake and AI-generated videos can cause panic and mislead people.
The police have identified over 400 Pakistan-based accounts spreading fake news and have blocked them.
They also formed a Special Task Force to handle paper leak cases.
The police thanked peaceful protesters for helping maintain law and order.
Delhi Police warn against spreading fake content and AI-generated videos on social media.
Over 400 Pakistan-based accounts spreading fake news have been identified and blocked.
A Special Task Force has been constituted to deal with paper leak cases.
Delhi Police deny claims of a woman dying during protests and clarify no crackdown is planned.
Police thank peaceful protesters for helping maintain law and order.
- Who
- Delhi Police, social media users, Pakistan-based accounts
- What
- Warning against fake content and formation of STF for paper leak cases
- When
- July 20
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To prevent the spread of misinformation and maintain law and order
Delhi Police
Social Media Users
Spread of Misinformation
Delhi Police
Delhi Police warn against spreading fake content and AI-generated videos, emphasizing the need for fact-checking.
Social Media Users
Social media users may unknowingly share misleading posts due to the rapid spread of information.
Source of Fake Content
Delhi Police
Delhi Police identify Pakistan-based social media accounts as sources of fake content and are working to block them.
Social Media Users
Social media users may not be aware of the origins of the content they share.
- Date
- July 20
- Location
- Delhi, India
- Key Figures
- DCP Central Rohit Rajbir Singh, Arvind Kejriwal, Sonam Wangchuk, Lt. General Rajeev Puri
- Social Media Platforms
- Number of Blocked Accounts
- 400+
- Special Task Force
- Constituted to deal with paper leak cases
