Haryana’s Director General of Police, Ajay Singhal, issued a stern warning against the promotion of gun culture and dissemination of objectionable or misleading content on social media. Singhal emphasized that such activities will not be tolerated, and strict actions will be taken against those responsible. From January 1 to April 10, a total of 6,083 objectionable, misleading, and law-and-order disturbing URLs, contents, apps, and websites have been removed, with a significant number linked to popular platforms like Meta, YouTube, and others.
Singhal highlighted the need to crack down on content that glorifies weapons, incites violence, showcases obscene material involving women, or portrays children and girls in an indecent manner. He stressed that such content not only undermines social values but also disrupts peace and harmony in the state. The DGP also mentioned that Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini is deeply concerned about this issue, and the state government is dedicated to fostering a positive social environment by implementing stringent measures against such anti-social and misleading activities.
The statement further underscored the peaceful and hardworking nature of Haryana’s citizens, acknowledging their significant contributions to various sectors. Singhal warned against any propaganda or misrepresentation that tarnishes the state’s positive image, emphasizing that such actions will be met with severe consequences. He urged all citizens, especially the youth and content creators, to use social media responsibly and contribute to the dissemination of positive messages in society. The DGP emphasized that any attempts to sow unrest, spread misinformation, or undermine cultural values will be met with strict legal repercussions.
Haryana Police reaffirmed its commitment to upholding law and order in the state as its top priority, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy towards any activities that threaten the social fabric.
