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Police booked Daksh Chaudhary after shopkeepers accused him of intimidation and forced closure of liquor outlets. As videos surfaced and supporters rallied, the case expanded into a larger debate on Vrindavan’s sanctity, religious appeals and policing.

By showing the actual origin of user accounts, X’s update is exposing foreign-based political handles that long posed as local voices, triggering debate on transparency, credibility and the extent of overseas influence in India’s digital discourse.

Despite the probe exposing an organised Islamist network behind the Red Fort blast, online propagandists misused Dr Priyanka Sharma’s brief detention to float a fake Hindu terror angle and divert attention from the real white-collar module.

In fact, for the past three months, Congress has been hiring for vacancies such as rap songwriters, influencers, and food bloggers. OpIndia found three vacancy posts posted from the account of a person named Tekendra Sharma. These posts clearly stated that these hirings were for Congress.

In a latest episode of ‘Liberals are no different from Sanghis’, Islamists on social media are calling for defunding leftist propaganda and ‘factchecking’ portal Alt News after its founder Pratik Sinha dared to criticise Indian Islamists for “embracing” Taliban and upholding the Afghanistan-based Islamist outfit’s version of Islam.

The digital age has transformed oral judicial remarks into viral controversies. Judges’ comments, once private exchanges, now trigger nationwide debates, exposing ideological hypocrisy and challenging the long-held liberal monopoly over courtroom narratives.

The “29 seconds” narrative spread rapidly on X, but the Delhi High Court had reserved its detailed 133-page judgment on 9th July 2025, pronouncing it nearly two months later after extensive hearings and deliberations.

Bora has been posting adult content using Phukan's morphed photos and videos generated with the help of Artificial Intelligence using the fake profile.