Indian man arrested for AI-forged police surveillance footage
Start here
Delhi police arrested Nadeem Ahmad (also written Ahmed), a 24-year-old man from Palwal, Haryana, accusing him of using AI to create and spread forged surveillance footage and posters. The content showed police sexually harassing a female journalist during a protest against the Election Commission of India in central Delhi; one AI-generated poster disguised an image of police harassing a woman as a screenshot from protest surveillance footage. Police said Ahmad ran the Instagram channel news_aaina0776, which has more than 24,000 followers. New Delhi Deputy Commissioner of Police Manjeet Sheoran said that after receiving an alert from the New Delhi district cyber cell, police conducted technical checks and confirmed the video in question was AI-generated; the video showed ACP (Connaught Place) Vivek Bhagat behaving improperly toward a female journalist, and the Instagram and Facebook pages News aina in question were run by Ahmed. Ahmed admitted to making the content during interrogation.
Generated by AI from reports · Updated 4 days ago
Progress timeline
- Date not givenThePrintDelhi police say ACP surveillance video in sexual harassment allegation is AI-generated, arrest a Haryana man
德里警方逮捕了来自哈里亚纳邦帕尔瓦尔的 Nadeem Ahmed，指控其使用 AI 工具生成伪造的监控视频，视频中显示 ACP（康诺特广场）Vivek Bhagat 对一名女记者行为不当。新德里副警监 Manjeet Sheoran 表示，警方在接到新德里地区网络部门警报后进行技术检测，确认该视频为 AI 生成，涉事 Instagram 和 Facebook 页面 News aina 由 Ahmed 运营。Ahmed 在审讯中承认制作该视频以损害德里警方形象并制造骚乱，他于 10 月 3 日首次发布、4 日传播。他已被依据 BNS 多项条款以骚乱和伪造罪名立案，周一在德里法院出庭，警方正在调查其资金来源、其他关联人员及是否存在更大阴谋。针对 Bhagat 的性骚扰指控目前尚未立案，除该 AI 生成视频外尚无其他证据。
- Date not givenHindustan TimesIndian police say man arrested for allegedly creating AI-generated images involving police
Delhi Police in India arrested Nadeem Ahmad, a 24-year-old man from Palwal, Haryana, accusing him of using AI to create and spread fake surveillance footage and posters showing police sexually harassing a female journalist during a protest against the Election Commission of India in central Delhi. Police said Ahmad operated the Instagram channel news_aaina0776, which had more than 24,000 followers, and one of the AI-generated posters disguised an image of police harassing a woman as a surveillance screenshot from the protest site. Delhi Police's social media monitoring unit found the content being spread as genuine surveillance material on Instagram and Facebook. Ahmad was arrested on October 5, and preliminary interrogation showed he created the content on October 3 and spread it on October 4; police said his motive was to defame Delhi Police, create chaos, and incite protesters to attack police, and they are currently investigating the source of funds, accomplices, and whether there was a premeditated conspiracy.
Related discussion
Attention trend
New sources per day
- Oct 6New2 sources (2 outlets,0 accounts)
- Oct 7New0 sources (0 outlets,0 accounts)
- Oct 8New0 sources (0 outlets,0 accounts)
- Oct 9New0 sources (0 outlets,0 accounts)
- Oct 10New0 sources (0 outlets,0 accounts)
- Oct 11New0 sources (0 outlets,0 accounts)
- Oct 12New0 sources (0 outlets,0 accounts)
- Oct 13New0 sources (0 outlets,0 accounts)