CJP protest: A fake notice claiming Delhi Police is using facial recognition to identify individuals in restricted areas has gone viral. The police have dismissed it as fabricated and urged the public to avoid spreading misinformation, emphasising the notice has no authenticity.
CJP protest: A fake notice claiming Delhi Police is using facial recognition to identify individuals in restricted areas has gone viral. The police have dismissed it as fabricated and urged the public to avoid spreading misinformation, emphasising the notice has no authenticity.
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CJP protest: A fake notice claiming Delhi Police is using facial recognition to identify individuals in restricted areas has gone viral. The police have dismissed it as fabricated and urged the public to avoid spreading misinformation, emphasising the notice has no authenticity.