Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Teacher, Others Booked for False Police Torture Allegations in Rajouri
Some people made up a story about the police hurting someone.
They took a picture of a man with fake blood to make it look like he was hurt.
Then, they shared this fake story online.
The police looked into it and found out the story wasn't true.
They learned the injuries were fake.
Now, the people who made up the story are in trouble with the law.
This is because they were spreading false information.
The police are still working on the case.
Four individuals, including a government teacher, were booked for allegedly fabricating a false narrative.
The case involves claims of police torture and the spread of misinformation on social media.
The allegations centered around a photo of a man with apparent injuries.
Police investigation revealed the claims of torture to be false.
An FIR was registered against the four individuals at Budhal police station.
- Who
- Four people, including a government teacher, were booked. The police were also involved in the investigation.
- What
- Four individuals were booked for fabricating a false narrative of police torture and spreading misinformation.
- When
- The events led to an FIR being registered.
- Where
- The incident occurred in Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir, with an investigation at Budhal police station.
- Why
- To address the spread of misinformation and false allegations against the police.
Accusation
Response
Torture Allegations
Accusation
Police involved in alleged brutality
Response
Police were falsely accused of violence
- Location
- Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir
- Allegation
- Fabricated police torture
- Individuals Booked
- 4, including a government teacher
- Investigation Lead
- Budhal Superintendent of Police (Operations) Wajahat Hussain
- Outcome
- FIR registered, claims found false