Posts misleadingly link order to monitor govt employees' social media to India's Punjab
Posts criticising the ruling Aam Aadmi Party in India's Punjab state have misleadingly shared a document they claim shows the local government ordered the regular monitoring of its employees' social media posts. But the document was actually issued by the Jammu and Kashmir government. Separately, the AAP denied issuing such an order.
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