Delhi Police Targets Offensive Videos Against PM Modi

The Delhi Police's Cyber Crime Unit has flagged around 45 videos that contain derogatory content aimed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This action comes in response to viral videos that mock or insult him. The police are analyzing these videos to determine their legality and are working to trace their sources. Authorities emphasize the importance of preventing the spread of such content and have urged the public to report any offensive material. Further legal actions will depend on the findings of the investigation.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 29, 2026, 10:17 IST

Action Against Offensive Videos

The Cyber Crime Unit of the Delhi Police, in collaboration with the Social Media Center, has identified approximately 45 videos containing derogatory content aimed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi across various online platforms. This initiative follows the emergence of viral videos that allegedly mock or insult the Prime Minister.

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According to police sources, some of these videos have garnered considerable attention on social media, raising concerns among law enforcement. The Cyber Cell is currently analyzing the content of these videos to assess their level of offensiveness and determine if they violate existing laws.

The Cyber Crime Unit has been tasked with monitoring objectionable and illegal activities on social media. This unit has collaborated with social media centers to identify videos that could potentially harm the dignity of the Prime Minister or other prominent figures. Officials emphasize that preventing the spread of such content is a top priority.

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The police are working to trace the origins of these videos and may request their removal from the respective platforms if necessary. Further legal action will depend on the content of the videos and the extent of their dissemination. Authorities have also urged the public to report any offensive material to them immediately.