As evening fell, the news of the Rajput scandal spread like wildfire. The footage, which unveiled the immense influence and manipulation by the Rajput family, flooded every media outlet, social network, and even numerous private forums.
Government agencies scrambled in desperation to contain the information leaks. They issued directives to internet providers to restrict access, coordinated with social media companies to take down posts, and even deployed advanced filtering algorithms to intercept and block videos in real-time.
They pulled out every technical tool at their disposal into the effort: blocking keywords, redirecting search results, and erasing trending tags.
Cybersecurity teams scoured the digital landscape, monitoring new uploads and shutting down servers. Yet, somehow, the footage kept resurfacing, reappearing on obscure platforms and through encrypted networks, as if guided by an unseen force that was determined to expose the truth.
