Delhi Police has made a big revelation regarding the protests against NEET exam. Police have warned that people from outside countries are conspiring to spoil the atmosphere of the country and mislead people. To stop the rumors and falsehoods being spread during the protest, the police has given this information so that people do not believe any wrong thing or rumor and can understand the right thing.
Delhi Police investigation has revealed that around 480 social media accounts running from Pakistan have been identified. All these accounts were continuously spreading wrong news, morphed videos and things that could instigate people during this entire controversy.
In the initial investigation, more than 400 such IDs were found which were later completely closed by the police. Police say that these are the same social media accounts which were earlier trying to spread false rumors inside India during ‘Operation Sindoor’. The only purpose of these accounts is to provoke the common people and distract the students from their real issues.
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False news of death of injured woman
False news of the death of a female protestor injured during the demonstration at Jantar Mantar was spread on social media. Delhi Police termed this news as completely wrong and clarified that the woman is absolutely safe. His condition is fine and he is undergoing treatment at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital and is out of danger.
Amidst all these things, another fake thing had become very viral on social media. It was a newspaper cutting which looked real but was completely fake and fabricated. In this viral cutting it was claimed that Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke, who was leading the protest, has died. Delhi Police immediately took notice of this fake cutting and made it clear that Abhijeet Dipke is completely healthy, safe and fine. Police have also warned that very strict legal action will be taken against those who create such false news and things and share them further.
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Appeal to the public and students
Delhi Police has appealed to all people and students not to trust messages or videos from any unknown account. Everyone has the right to express their views peacefully, but before sending any message on the internet, please check its authenticity so that no wrong people can take advantage of your feelings.
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