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Fake Delhi Police Notice Sent to X Platform Sparks Concern
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Fake Delhi Police Notice Sent to X Platform Sparks Concern

✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi 🗓 06 Nov 2026, 06:37 PM 👁 5
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A counterfeit notice allegedly from Delhi Police was circulated to the social media platform X, prompting warnings about misinformation.

Delhi police officials have not issued any notice to the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, after a fabricated document bearing the department's insignia began circulating online. The fake notice, which appeared to be an official communication, was shared across several channels, leading users to question its authenticity.

Cyber security experts and the Delhi Police's public relations wing quickly debunked the document, confirming that it was a hoax designed to mislead the public. No official statement or directive was ever released by the police, and the agency urged citizens to verify any such communications before acting on them.

The incident highlights the growing trend of phishing and misinformation campaigns targeting both individuals and organizations in India. Authorities recommend checking the source of any notice, looking for official seals, and contacting the relevant department directly if there is any doubt.
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