An FIR has been lodged at the IP Estate police station in Central Delhi against unidentified social media influencers for allegedly circulating edited and misleading documents from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI). The complaint, filed by Dr. Sanjay Kumar, an official with FSSAI, claims that a coordinated conspiracy aimed to defame the authority and erode public trust in India's food safety system. The FIR, registered on March 24, indicates that the campaign involved a network of actors who rapidly amplified similar misleading posts across platforms like X and LinkedIn. Investigators are concerned that some individuals may be operating from outside India, suggesting potential foreign funding and influence. The Delhi Police has reached out to X for technical details of several accounts suspected of disseminating the contentious content, including @khurpenchh and @YTKDIndia. The FIR also alleges that confidential FSSAI documents were illegally accessed, leaked, and selectively edited, raising questions about insider involvement. Authorities are examining cyber forensics and financial trails to uncover the broader implications of this case, which may affect consumer confidence and benefit certain business entities operating without valid FSSAI certification.