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Delhi Police act on abusive posts against PM Modi
NDTV··27 Jul
Delhi Police issued notices to social media platforms on July 26 seeking removal of posts using abusive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Cockroach Janta Party protest. Most flagged videos, comments and posts have already been taken down. A dedicated police team continues checking content daily and sending fresh notices as new material appears.
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What It Means For You
- Social media users who posted abusive content during the protest may see their material removed without prior notice.
- The crackdown shows online speech tied to political leaders is being actively monitored after major protest events.
- CJP has not commented, leaving unclear whether the crackdown affects genuine protest documentation versus abusive content.
What's Happening
- Delhi Police sent takedown notices to platforms hosting abusive posts against PM Modi on July 26.
- Most flagged videos, comments and posts have already been removed from circulation.
- A police team is reviewing content daily and issuing fresh notices as new posts appear.
New Demands Follow an Old Protest's End
- The crackdown began a day after CJP formally ended its protest following Pradhan's resignation.
- CJP had added fresh demands, including Rs 1 crore compensation and a police apology to protesters.
- CJP's Ashutosh Ranka said the written withdrawal of FIRs against peaceful protesters is still being finalised.
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