Social media is currently in a frenzy with shocking headlines claiming that Reality TV King Prince Narula has been arrested by the Delhi Police.
The rumor, which started spreading late last night, alleges that the Roadies Gang Leader was detained in connection with a Mosque Demolition drive in Delhi. Adding fuel to the fire, a viral video shows a furious Prince Narula shouting about “police cases” and “legal action,” leaving fans convinced that the star is in serious trouble.
But is there any truth to these claims? Here is the reality behind the viral noise.
The Verdict: FAKE NEWS
Prince Narula has NOT been arrested.
The rumors are a classic case of “Clickbait Confusion,” where social media pages have mixed up two completely unrelated trending stories to create a sensational fake headline.
Prince Narula is currently safe, free, and busy shooting for his reality shows. He has absolutely no connection to the civic issues in Delhi.
The Mix-Up: How Two Stories Collided
To understand how this fake news started, we need to look at the two separate events that happened on the same day (January 7, 2026).
Event 1: The REAL Mosque Demolition (The “Place”)
On January 7, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) carried out an anti-encroachment drive near the Faiz-e-Ilahi Mosque at Turkman Gate, Delhi.
- What Happened: The demolition led to massive protests, stone-pelting, and clashes between locals and the police.
- The Arrests: The police detained several local protesters and filed FIRs against rioters.
- Prince’s Role: None. He was nowhere near this location.
Event 2: The Viral “Police” Video (The “Person”)
At the exact same time, a video of Prince Narula losing his cool went viral.
- The Video: Prince is seen screaming at a man, threatening to “file a police case,” and mentioning “legal court.”
- The Reality: This video is a dramatic clip from his show, Roadies Double Cross.
- The Context: A contestant accused Prince and his wife Yuvika of taking a ₹20 Lakh bribe for selection. Prince was furious at the defamation and threatened legal action against the contestant.
The Clickbait Trap: Opportunistic social media pages took the “Delhi Demolition” headline and mashed it with the “Prince Narula Police Video” to create a fake narrative that he was one of the people arrested at the mosque site.
Prince Narula Arrest by Delhi Police !!
— Elvish Hunters (@Rahul143043) January 8, 2026
Heavy Case File Against #PrinceNarula
Report [ India Tv ] 😱😱#RodiesXX || #ElvishYadav pic.twitter.com/fqNbjCOalf
The “Elvish Yadav” Connection
Another reason for the confusion is Prince’s ongoing rivalry with fellow Gang Leader Elvish Yadav.
- In a recent Roadies promo, Elvish and Prince got into a heated argument where Elvish mocked Prince about “court cases.”
- Fans of Elvish Yadav have been sharing these clips aggressively, and some misleading captions have twisted the “court case” insults into “Mosque Demolition Arrest” rumors to defame Prince.
Conclusion: Don’t Believe the Hype
If you see a video of Prince Narula shouting about police, it is from the set of Roadies, not a jail cell. The actor is preparing for his next big show, The 50, and is far away from the demolition drives of Delhi.
Spread the truth: The “Power Star” is safe!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Was Prince Narula arrested in Delhi? No. Prince Narula has not been arrested. The reports are fake.
2. Why is Prince Narula trending with “Mosque Demolition”? Fake news pages combined a real news story (Delhi Mosque Demolition on Jan 7) with unrelated videos of Prince Narula fighting on the Roadies set.
3. What is the viral video of Prince Narula fighting? The video is from Roadies Double Cross, where Prince is fighting a contestant who accused him of taking a ₹20 Lakh bribe.
4. Is Prince Narula in jail? No, he is currently shooting for his upcoming projects.
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