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Delhi Police asks platform to remove protest posts over misleading police action claims

First reported 7 Oct, 23:30 UTCUpdated 18h ago4 sources

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Delhi Police has asked a social media platform to remove 11 posts and videos over alleged misleading claims about police action during a protest, citing concerns over law and order.

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From the Left
Delhi police seeks removal of social media posts with misleading account of police action during recent protest

According to the notice, the 11 reported posts contained videos relating to a protest during which police personnel were deployed to maintain law and order and prevent escalation of the situation.

From the Center
Delhi Police asks platform to remove protest posts over misleading police action claims

Delhi Police has asked a social media platform to remove 11 posts and videos over alleged misleading claims about police action during a protest, citing concerns over law and order.

From the Right
Delhi police seeks removal of social media posts with misleading account of police action during recent protest

New Delhi, Oct 8 (PTI): The Delhi Police has asked a social media platform to remove or restrict access to 11 posts and videos allegedly presenting a misleading account of police action during a recent protest in the national capital, saying the content could provoke public reaction and adversely affect law and order…

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  1. ABP LiveLean RightINMostly factual
    Delhi police seeks removal of social media posts with misleading account of police action during recent protest (opens ABP Live in a new tab)

    New Delhi, Oct 8 (PTI): The Delhi Police has asked a social media platform to remove or restrict access to 11 posts and videos allegedly presenting a misleading account of police action during a recent protest in the national capital, saying the content could provoke public reaction and adversely affect law and order…

  2. CNBC-TV18CenterINMostly factual
    Delhi Police asks platform to remove protest posts over misleading police action claims (opens CNBC-TV18 in a new tab)

    Delhi Police has asked a social media platform to remove 11 posts and videos over alleged misleading claims about police action during a protest, citing concerns over law and order.

  3. The Siasat DailyLean LeftINMostly factual
    Delhi Police seeks removal of ‘misleading’ protest posts (opens The Siasat Daily in a new tab)

    New Delhi: The Delhi Police has asked a social media platform to remove or restrict access to 11 posts and videos allegedly presenting a misleading account of police action during a recent protest in the national capital, saying the content could provoke public reaction and adversely affect law and order. The Joint…

  4. The HinduLean LeftINHigh factuality
    Delhi police seeks removal of social media posts with misleading account of police action during recent protest (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    According to the notice, the 11 reported posts contained videos relating to a protest during which police personnel were deployed to maintain law and order and prevent escalation of the situation.

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