Don’t upload documents on ChatGPT and Gemini, Madhya Pradesh Police told
The Madhya Pradesh Police has implemented new rules for its personnel's use of social media, specifically prohibiting the upload of confidential government documents on AI platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini, as well as other forms of content creation. In the 24-point "M.P. Police Social Media Guideline-2026," issued by Director General of Police Kailash Makwana, officers are directed to avoid posting reels, monetizing content, using political symbols, or sharing sensitive operations online.
The guidelines also instruct personnel to refrain from geo-tagging sensitive operations and not to disclose details about such assignments or their locations, even indirectly. Additionally, police personnel are prohibited from using their uniforms or indecent attire in social media posts, and from creating personal profiles or monetizing their online presence without prior approval.
The order emphasizes that departmental achievements should be attributed to the police force as a whole, not individual officers, and prohibits the use of political symbols or protest-related imagery in profile pictures or display pictures. Violations of these rules could result in disciplinary action in accordance with M.P. Civil Services Conduct Rules.
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