Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Acts on Abusive Posts About PM Modi
The Delhi Police have sent notifications to several social media accounts, including news portals, due to offensive posts against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and security personnel during student protests.
The police have been monitoring social media platforms for abusive content and have removed several posts.
They have also identified over 400 accounts allegedly linked to Pakistan that were spreading false information.
The police are continuing to monitor social media to ensure compliance with relevant laws.
Delhi Police sent notifications to social media accounts for offensive posts against PM Modi.
Over 400 accounts linked to Pakistan were identified for spreading false information.
Police monitored social media for abusive content during protests at Jantar Mantar.
Notifications were sent to social media intermediaries to remove offensive posts.
Cyber and social media teams are actively monitoring for further violations.
- Who
- Delhi Police, Protestors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- What
- Action taken against abusive posts on social media
- When
- Following the July 20, 2024 protests
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To maintain public order and prevent the spread of offensive content
Protestors and Activists
Delhi Police and Government
Freedom of Expression vs. Law Enforcement
Protestors and Activists
Protestors argue that their posts are a form of free speech and expression, highlighting their grievances against the government.
Delhi Police and Government
Delhi Police assert that the posts contain abusive and derogatory language that violates laws and disrupts public order.
- Date of Protests
- July 20, 2024
- Location of Protests
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- Number of Suspected Accounts
- Over 400
- Platforms Monitored
- X (Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, and others
- Action Taken
- Notifications sent to social media accounts, removal of offensive content
