Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Denies Fake Facial Recognition Notice
There's a fake notice going around that says Delhi Police is using facial recognition to stop people from leaving Delhi.
But Delhi Police says this is not true.
They haven't used this technology to stop anyone or take away their freedom.
The police want people to know that the notice is fake and to only believe official updates from them.
This fake notice came after a protest where people were asking for fair exams and the resignation of an education minister.
The government has promised to help those affected by the exam issues and to drop cases against the protesters.
A fake notice claims Delhi Police is using facial recognition to restrict freedom.
Delhi Police denies the notice and states it is fake.
The police advise the public not to believe or spread misinformation.
Delhi Police has not used facial recognition to detain or restrict anyone.
The public is urged to rely only on official updates from Delhi Police.
- Who
- Delhi Police
- What
- Fake notice about facial recognition technology
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To clarify and deny the false claims made in the viral notice.
Public Concern
Delhi Police Statement
Notice Authenticity
Public Concern
The notice is believed to be authentic and raises concerns about surveillance.
Delhi Police Statement
The notice is fake and has no authenticity.
Use of Facial Recognition
Public Concern
The notice claims Delhi Police is using facial recognition to harass people.
Delhi Police Statement
Delhi Police denies using facial recognition technology for such purposes.
- Notice Type
- Fake
- Technology Mentioned
- Facial Recognition
- Police Statement
- Denies the notice and advises against believing misinformation.
- Protest Context
- CJP protest over NEET-UG paper leak and Education Minister's resignation
- Government Assurance
- Compensation for NEET aspirants and withdrawal of FIRs against protesters