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Delhi Police issues notice to X to remove posts targeting constitutional heads

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Delhi Police has served a legal notice to social media platform X, asking it to take down content considered defamatory toward constitutional authorities. The platform has also been asked to share user details and retain all associated data. This follows earlier similar directives issued in connection with posts targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The police's dedicated social media monitoring team routinely tracks objectionable content online. The notices come against a backdrop of heightened political tensions linked to recent student protests.

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