Mishra, who is known for his active social media presence, alleged that the way these fake accounts and posts are being promoted betrays a "systematic, professional and organised attempt" to incite violence.
"Some posts are so...Poisonous that people reading and spreading (them are) openly giving threats of attacking me," Mishra's letter to Singh and Delhi Police Commissioner Alok Verma, said.
Mishra listed '@kapilmishrapp and @JalMantri' as the fake Twitter handles and '@unofficial KapilMishra and @KapilMishraG' to be the fake Facebook accounts.
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