Weeks after actress Rashmika Mandanna's deepfake video went viral on social media, Delhi Police has tracked down 4 suspects, who turned out to be simply uploaders and not the creators. As according to information organization ANI, the police are looking for the key conspirator inside the Rashmika Mandanna's deepfake video case. Abhay Parashar reported that Delhi Police's IFSO unit is interrogating many people in the case. Delhi Police is yet to reach the folks who made this deep faux video. No one has been arrested yet, they're simply interrogating folks that uploaded and made it viral.

The record additionally states that Delhi Police has obtained a few statistics from social media and Meta, concerning which police research goes on. While investigating, the police obtained a few statistics from Meta about a few folks that uploaded movies and later deleted their debts.Earlier, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeiTY) has issued an advisory to social media structures, highlighting the prison regulations governing deepfakes and the potential results associated with their creation and dissemination. 

Citing Section 66D of the Information Technology Act, 2000, the government advisory stated, "Whoever, by any verbal exchange device or computer useful resource cheats with the aid of personating, will be punished with imprisonment of both description for a term which may extend to a few years and shall additionally be vulnerable to best which may additionally expand to at least one lakh rupees." For the unversed, Section 66D pertains to 'punishment for cheating by way of personation by means of the usage of pc useful resource'. 

Soon after Rashmika's deepfake video went viral, the actress had stated, "I feel hurt to percentage this and have to talk approximately the deepfake video of me being unfold online. Something like that is in reality, extraordinarily horrifying not only for me but additionally for every one folks who today is susceptible to a lot harm due to how generation is being misused.''