Pakistani angle came to the fore in CJP protest! Delhi Police blocked 480 social media handles
Many questions are being raised regarding the police action during the ‘Chalo Sansad March’ organized by Cockroach Janata Party on July 20. Meanwhile, many videos, posts and claims related to the protest went viral on social media. Delhi Police claims that some of these misleading materials were tried to be spread through social media networks operated from Pakistan.
Delhi Police identifies 480 social media handles
According to Delhi Police, 480 social media handles operating from Pakistan have been identified during the investigation. Police allege that rumors and misleading information were being spread in a planned manner through these accounts.
According to the police, taking action, all these social media accounts have been blocked. Officials say such activities were aimed at creating confusion and misunderstanding among social media users.
Misleading social media posts increase after Chalo Sansad march
Police say that after the march, many such posts related to the protest appeared on social media, in which allegedly wrong or unconfirmed information was shared. According to the police, efforts were being made to mislead students and youth especially through these posts.
Delhi Police has appealed to the people not to immediately believe any news or claim going viral on social media. It is especially important to check the credibility of information coming from foreign social media accounts.
Delhi Police’s special appeal to the youth
Delhi Police has appealed to students and youth to use social media responsibly and stay away from rumours. Police said that before sharing any information, verify its source and facts.
According to the police, people should only trust information from verified and official sources. Promoting any unverified post can cause misinformation to spread rapidly and create unnecessary confusion among people.
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