Delhi Police calls viral post on ACP Vivek Bhagat misbehaving with a woman journalist fake and warns of legal action
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Delhi Police calls viral post on ACP Vivek Bhagat misbehaving with a woman journalist fake and warns of legal action

Delhi Police calls viral post on ACP Vivek Bhagat misbehaving with a woman journalist fake and warns of legal action

05 OCT 20260 viewsFAKEफर्जी

Executive Summaryसारांश

Delhi Police has called fake a viral post claiming that ACP Vivek Bhagat groped and pushed journalist Rosy for asking him questions. Police say the post contains AI-generated or manipulated visuals and unverified claims presented as facts. Sharing it may lead to legal action against the profile owners.Delhi Police has called fake a viral post claiming that ACP Vivek Bhagat groped and pushed journalist Rosy for asking him questions. Police say the post contains AI-generated or manipulated visuals and unverified claims presented as facts. Sharing it may lead to legal action against the profile owners.

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After PIB Fact Check flagged the post, Delhi Police has issued its own fact-check on the viral "Ground Truth" graphic. The graphic claims that ACP Vivek Bhagat molested and pushed a journalist named Rosy when she questioned him and then fled, and it uses supposed CCTV stills as evidence. Delhi Police says the post combines AI-generated or manipulated visuals with unverified claims presented as facts. It has called the content malicious and asked citizens not to circulate it. The police also warned that sharing such posts may attract legal action against the profile owners. Fabricated "CCTV evidence" like this can spread quickly and harm the reputation of officers and the police force, so people should verify such claims through official sources such as Delhi Police's verified social media handles or delhipolice.gov.in before sharing.

After PIB Fact Check flagged the post, Delhi Police has issued its own fact-check on the viral "Ground Truth" graphic. The graphic claims that ACP Vivek Bhagat molested and pushed a journalist named Rosy when she questioned him and then fled, and it uses supposed CCTV stills as evidence. Delhi Police says the post combines AI-generated or manipulated visuals with unverified claims presented as facts. It has called the content malicious and asked citizens not to circulate it. The police also warned that sharing such posts may attract legal action against the profile owners. Fabricated "CCTV evidence" like this can spread quickly and harm the reputation of officers and the police force, so people should verify such claims through official sources such as Delhi Police's verified social media handles or delhipolice.gov.in before sharing.