Boomlive.In AI-Driven Deepfakes Target CJP Protests in India
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- •Pro-Pakistan X handles are using AI-generated deepfakes to mislead public opinion on CJP protests.
- •At least 20 deepfakes have been identified, falsely attributing statements to Indian military and political leaders.
- •The Delhi Police are actively combating misinformation linked to these deepfakes and have blocked numerous accounts.
A network of pro-Pakistan X handles has been using AI-generated deepfakes to manipulate narratives surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests in Delhi. These deepfakes falsely attribute inflammatory statements to Indian military personnel and BJP leaders, aiming to distort public perception and incite division. At least 20 deepfakes were identified, including fabricated videos of senior military officials and police officers either supporting or opposing the crackdown on protesters. The campaign is part of a broader disinformation effort linked to previous operations targeting India. The Delhi Police have confirmed the existence of these deepfakes and have warned the public about misinformation from Pakistan-based accounts. The situation remains fluid as the protests continue and the disinformation campaign evolves.
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