"Malicious Intent": Delhi Police Debunks Fake Sub Inspector Video

Delhi Police warns of malicious intent behind a viral video claiming a Sub Inspector resigned to join protests. Verification shows no such officer exists.

Ravi Pandey11 October 20262 min read1 viewCrime
"Malicious Intent": Delhi Police Debunks Fake Sub Inspector Video

The Delhi Police has issued a stern warning regarding a viral video being circulated on social media, labeling it as "misleading" and driven by "malicious intent." The video features an individual making the false claim that he is a Sub Inspector who recently resigned from the force specifically to participate in ongoing protests.

No Record of Such Officer Found

Following a thorough investigation into the claims made in the footage, the Delhi Police confirmed that the individual's story does not hold up against official records. In a clarification posted on X (formerly Twitter), the police department stated that their verification process yielded no results matching the details provided in the video.

"Verification of Delhi Police records has revealed no Sub Inspector matching the details claimed in the video. The claim is therefore unverified and misleading," the police department stated. They further noted that this is not the first time this specific content has surfaced, as a similar clarification had already been issued back on July 24, 2026.

The authorities have made it clear that they will not tolerate the spread of disinformation. The police department has warned that legal action will be initiated against those found responsible for the creation or circulation of such misleading content. The public has been strongly advised to:

  • Rely exclusively on verified official information.
  • Refrain from sharing unverified or sensationalist claims.

Police Respond to Assault Video and Stone-Pelting

In a separate development, the Delhi Police has taken suo motu cognizance of another viral video showing four men allegedly assaulting a male protester. The Kamla Market police station acted swiftly to address the incident. According to official statements, all four individuals involved in the assault have been identified and traced, with legal proceedings currently underway.

Violence in Connaught Place

The capital also witnessed moments of tension on Saturday when a crowd resorted to stone-pelting in the Connaught Place area. The incident occurred near Baba Kharak Singh Marg while security personnel were attempting to disperse agitators. During the chaos, a member of the police force sustained injuries from the stones thrown by the crowd.

The Delhi Police reiterated its commitment to addressing incidents of violence promptly and ensuring that all complaints of such nature are dealt with according to the law.

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