Indian Army Issues Fake Alert Over AAP-RJD Viral Presser Video, Warns Against Misinformation
Army Issues Fake Alert Over AAP-RJD Viral Presser Video

The Indian Army has issued a strong warning against a viral press conference video circulating across media and social media platforms, alleging an attempt to malign the image of the Indian Army through misleading narratives.

Official Statement and Warning

In an official statement marked with #FakeAlert and #Beware, authorities stated that the individuals seen in the video, namely Chandu Chavan, Harendra Yadav, and P Narender, were dismissed from service for indiscipline and unsoldierly conduct. The Army further alleged that the fourth individual, Shankar Singh Gujjar, is a deserter against whom disciplinary proceedings are underway in both military and civil courts.

Allegations of Misinformation

According to the statement, the individuals are deliberately spreading fake, malicious and misleading claims on social media to divert attention away from their own misconduct and dismissal from service. Citizens have been advised to remain vigilant and avoid falling prey to propaganda and misinformation campaigns targeting the armed forces.

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Political and Online Debate

The controversy has triggered intense political and online debate, with the viral video drawing nationwide attention. The Army's clarification aims to counter the narrative and uphold the integrity of the institution.

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