Actress Aakanksha Puri has sparked political debate after claiming that social media influencers and actors were allegedly offered money to participate in campaigns linked to the ongoing student protests.
In a video shared on social media, Aakanksha Puri alleged that several influencers and actors had been approached with financial offers to either participate in or create content related to the student movement. According to her, multiple political parties were allegedly attempting to recruit social media personalities as part of their outreach efforts.
The actress stated that she chose not to accept any such offer, saying she did not wish to be associated with what she described as political propaganda.
Her remarks come shortly after another social media influencer publicly claimed that she had been offered ₹40,000 to create two short videos as part of an alleged campaign related to the student protests at Jantar Mantar. The influencer claimed she declined the proposal and later shared her experience online.
The claims made by Aakanksha Puri and the influencer have generated widespread discussion across social media platforms, with users debating the role of influencers in political campaigns and online public opinion.
At the time of publication, no political party has publicly responded to these allegations, and the claims have not been independently verified. No official evidence has been released to substantiate the allegations.
The controversy has renewed conversations about transparency in political campaigning, paid online promotions, and the growing influence of digital creators during major public movements and elections.
Readers should note that these are allegations made publicly by the individuals involved, and the matter has not been independently confirmed by authorities or verified through official investigations.
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