AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj alerts 'fake Facebook account' created using his name: Don't send money via Paytm, Googlepay
ALSO READ: UP man posing as Singapore Airlines pilot arrested from Delhi airport: 'Forged ID, bought uniform from Dwarka' Taking to X, Saurabh Bharadwaj wrote, “Alert - Someone has made a fake Facebook Account in my name and is trying to borrow money via PayTM or GooglePay. Please don’t transfer any money.
@DCPSouthDelhi Please take appropriate action." He also attached another tweet of Ankita Shah who alerted the Greater Kailash MLA regarding the fake Facebook account in his name. Meanwhile, the Delhi Police has not replied on the tweet of Bharadwaj.
Earlier on Sunday, the Delhi Police Special Cell lodged an FIR in connection with doctored videos of Union Home Minister Amit Shah's speech on reservation issues posted on social media platforms. ALSO READ: Amit Shah viral video: Delhi Police files FIR over doctored clips on reservation issue Accoring to news agency ANI, the case has been registered under sections 153/153A/465/469/171G and 66C of the IT Act.
The Delhi Police Special Cell's Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) started the investigation after the case was registered. ALSO READ: Delhi Police summons Telangana CM Revanth Reddy on May 1 in Amit Shah fake video case The Ministry of Home Affairs, in a written complaint, said it had found some doctored videos circulated by Facebook and Twitter users.
The MHA also attached a report containing details of links and social media handles from which these videos were being shared. With agency inputs.Milestone Alert!
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