Pakistan wanted to take advantage of protest erupted after MLA Mehraj Malik’s arrest. Authorities in the Jammu and Kashmir mostly in Doda, Kishtwar, and Ramban Banihal, Kulgam of Jammu and Kashmir blocked around 300 social media accounts in three days. The accounts were reportedly used to spread misinformation and provocative content following the detention of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Mehraj Malik under the Public Safety Act.  The IT cells and cyber cells of Jammu Kashmir of all districts took action after discovering multiple accounts were circulating morphed images, distorted videos, and false information to incite unrest. Some accounts also reportedly encouraged the public to protest Malik's arrest damage properties. The blocked accounts were identified on platforms including Facebook, X, and Instagram. Most of the accounts were traced were being operating from Pakistan. Authorities have written to social media companies about identified account handlers to permanently block the accounts. Cyber cell had maintained strict vigil on social media to prevent the spread of hatred and misinformation. People are warned and advised not be part of false propaganda or Legal action will be taken against individuals and accounts engaging in such activities.