Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Warns of Pakistani Social Media Misinformation Campaign
The Delhi Police has warned about a campaign by Pakistani social media accounts to spread false information in India.
They have identified over 400 such accounts and are blocking them.
These accounts are posting manipulated videos and unverified claims to cause trouble.
The police are urging people to be careful and not share unverified content.
They are also monitoring social media to stop these accounts from spreading misinformation.
Delhi Police has accused Pakistan of running a coordinated misinformation campaign on social media.
Over 400 Pakistani social media accounts have been identified and are being blocked.
These accounts are spreading false narratives and inflammatory content to incite trouble.
Authorities are urging citizens to fact-check posts before sharing them.
Cyber cells are monitoring social media round-the-clock to neutralize the threat.
- Who
- Delhi Police and Pakistani social media accounts
- What
- A coordinated misinformation campaign on social media
- When
- The warning was issued on Thursday
- Where
- India, specifically Delhi
- Why
- To spread misinformation and create unrest
Delhi Police
Pakistani Social Media Accounts
Role in Current Situation
Delhi Police
Delhi Police is actively working to block and curb the reach of Pakistani social media accounts spreading misinformation.
Pakistani Social Media Accounts
Pakistani social media accounts are accused of exploiting the current situation in India by spreading false narratives and inflammatory content.
- Number of Identified Accounts
- More than 400
- Platforms Used
- Social media platforms, including Instagram
- Action Taken
- Blocking of accounts and monitoring by cyber cells
- Previous Incident
- Operation Sindoor
- Objective of Accounts
- To incite trouble and create unrest