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Delhi Police: Pakistan-Based Accounts Spread Fake Content During Op Sindoor Unrest

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Delhi Police have flagged the activity of Pakistan-based social media handles during the period of protests linked to Operation Sindoor. According to an official police post on social media, these accounts were deliberately circulating rumours, fabricated posts, and doctored videos. The content appeared to be aimed at provoking unrest, with students being a key target group. Authorities issued the warning to alert the public about the coordinated disinformation effort.

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