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Delhi Police Asks Social Media Platforms to Remove Offensive Posts Against PM Modi During NEET Protest

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Delhi Police Commissioner during a press briefing on social media monitoring linked to the NEET protest controversy.
Delhi Police says it has directed social media platforms to remove posts deemed offensive toward Prime Minister Narendra Modi following recent NEET-related protests.Source: Delhi Police, Publicly Available Media | Edited by NewsO Digital
Last updated: July 27, 2026 3:37 pm
Smita Khatua
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What Happened?

Delhi Police: has increased surveillance of social media following the recent student protests over alleged irregularities in NEET and other examinations. Authorities said they have asked social media platforms to remove posts that contain abusive or offensive remarks targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Contents
  • What Happened?
  • Why Did Police Take This Action?
  • Background of the Protests
  • Police Response
  • Use of Technology
  • Political Reactions
  • Conclusion

Why Did Police Take This Action?

According to police officials, cyber and social media teams are continuously monitoring online content related to the protests. When posts are found to violate applicable laws or platform rules, notices are sent to the respective social media companies requesting that the content be removed.

Background of the Protests

The move comes after the July 20 “Chalo Sansad” march, where students protesting alleged examination irregularities marched from Jantar Mantar towards Parliament. The protest later witnessed clashes between demonstrators and security personnel.

Police Response

Delhi Police said several officers and protesters were injured during the unrest. Officials also confirmed that multiple FIRs have been registered in connection with the violence. To maintain security, thousands of police personnel have been deployed around Jantar Mantar.

Use of Technology

Police said Facial Recognition System (FRS) cameras are being used near the protest site to identify individuals suspected of involvement in criminal activities or violence. Officials stated that the monitoring operation is continuing.

Political Reactions

The developments have sparked political debate. Opposition parties have demanded a discussion in Parliament, alleging that excessive force was used against protesting students. They have called for accountability over the police response.

Delhi Police, however, has maintained that action was taken after violence broke out and that measures were aimed at maintaining law and order.

Conclusion

The situation remains politically sensitive as protests over examination issues continue. Authorities say online monitoring and security arrangements will remain in place, while political parties continue to debate the handling of the demonstrations.

Disclaimer: This report is based on official statements and public reports. Statements by political parties and authorities are presented as attributed claims and may be subject to further investigation or legal proceedings.

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BySmita Khatua
Smita Khatua is a staff journalist at NewsO specializing in Indian politics, education, public policy, elections, and breaking news. She is dedicated to producing accurate, unbiased, and well-researched reports that keep readers informed about important national and regional developments.
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