Did A Woman Cop Suffer Miscarriage During Jantar Mantar Protest? Delhi Police Fact-Check Viral Claim
Did A Woman Cop Suffer Miscarriage During Jantar Mantar Protest? Delhi Police Fact-Check Viral Claim Curated By Last Updated: July 24, 2026, 16:57 IST The
Did A Woman Cop Suffer Miscarriage During Jantar Mantar Protest? Delhi Police Fact-Check Viral Claim Curated By Last Updated: July 24, 2026, 16:57 IST The police said that the officer in the viral photo is "neither married nor pregnant." Rapid Read File photo of cops at the protest site. (Image: ANI) The Delhi Police on Friday debunked a viral claim on social media that a female police personnel suffered a miscarriage during a massive protest at Jantar Mantar over the issue of exam paper leaks.
In a post on X, the police dismissed the rumours as “completely false and misleading." “Claims circulating on social media alleging that a woman police officer lost her unborn child during the Jantar Mantar protest are completely false and misleading," the post read. The claim began circulating after images of an injured woman police officer were widely shared on social media, with several posts alleging that she was four months pregnant and suffered a miscarriage during the violence at the protest site.
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