Delhi Police using AI, deepfakes to frame me, alleges Saurabh Das
Cockroach Janta Party co-convener Saurabh Das accuses Delhi Police of using deepfakes and AI to build an anti-national narrative against him
As the Cockroach Janta Party's Skool Theek Karo campaign continues across the state and the country, the party's co-convener and spokesperson Saurabh Das has made serious allegations against Delhi Police. Das claimed that Delhi Police is still questioning him and his colleagues and trying to implicate them in an alleged anti-national narrative.
Posting on the social media platform X, Das said he had received information from his sources and some contacts within the police system. He claimed he was told that deepfakes, artificial intelligence (AI), edited chats and other techniques were being used to construct the alleged anti-national narrative.
Das said Delhi Police was using various digital tools to link him and his colleagues to an alleged anti-national conspiracy. He said this involved deepfake and AI technology along with edited chats, and that all of it was being done using taxpayers' money.
Das advised that instead of questioning him and his colleagues, Delhi Police should investigate the city's alleged PG mafia, hospital mafia and education mafia. There has been no official response from Delhi Police to Das's allegations so far.
Das also recalled that protesters had been granted permanent immunity in matters related to protests. He criticised such efforts, saying Delhi Police would not win a Booker Prize or a Nobel Prize for literature for it, and appealed to the police not to waste people's time and public money.
In his post, Das also referred to an old incident. He claimed the then Commissioner of Police was removed from the post about three to four days before the Parliament march. He said this happened because both the then Home Secretary and the then Commissioner of Police had refused to carry out certain alleged strict instructions given by Amit Shah. He advised Delhi Police to recall this incident.
Das said that if Delhi Police had any questions related to him, the protests or the Supreme Court's verdict, they did not need to resort to any kind of manipulation. He said the police could summon him, Abhijeet Deepke and Ashutosh Ranka at any time, and clarified that all three of them were ready to appear together at the new Commissioner of Police's office, face any questions and undergo a lengthy inquiry. Das said that if the three of them were called and questioned directly, there would be no need for deepfakes, since the real people would be present before the police at that time.
