In the lead-up to elections in India, the use of deepfake technology has surged, particularly targeting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and its leaders. A notable incident involved a deepfake video of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, falsely claiming he advocated for the 'saffronisation' of the Indian Army and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to eliminate 'untouchables.' This video quickly spread across social media, showcasing how deepfakes can manipulate public perception. The RSS has reported a systematic campaign of misinformation, including numerous forged letters and AI-generated audio clips, aimed at creating political unrest. Investigations by Delhi and Assam police have led to arrests, including individuals linked to the Congress student wing, for their roles in disseminating these fakes. Experts emphasize the need for a robust response to combat this misinformation, advocating for technological safeguards and public awareness strategies. As the election season intensifies, the battle against deepfake technology is becoming increasingly critical, with the potential to destabilize political narratives and influence voter behavior.