# Delhi Police Detain Former IAS Ashish Joshi Over X Post

Delhi Special Cell detained former bureaucrat Ashish Joshi for questioning regarding his social media activity.

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Former IAS officer Ashish Joshi was picked up by two plainclothes Delhi policemen during his morning walk in Delhi on September 2, 2026. [^1]

Researchers introduced Quantum MeanFlow (QMF), a quantum analogue of the MeanFlow formulation, which enables single-step sample generation for quantum generative models. [^2]

Ashish Joshi was released by the police later on September 2, 2026, after being taken into custody. [^3]

The Delhi Special Cell detained Ashish Joshi to question him regarding a post he made on the social media platform X. [^4]

Quantum MeanFlow learns the average velocity over a time interval, whereas the existing Quantum Flow Matching (QFM) method learns an instantaneous velocity field at each time step. [^5]

The researchers benchmarked both the QMF and QFM methods on the MNIST dataset using IBM quantum computers. [^6]

The study demonstrated that single-step QMF performs better than single-step QFM sampling at every shot count. [^7]

Supriya Shrinate questioned on September 2, 2026, whether the Modi government was uncomfortable with Joshi's social media posts given the detention. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Former IAS officer Ashish Joshi was picked up by two plainclothes Delhi policemen during his morning walk in Delhi on September 2, 2026. (Deccan Herald, News)
2. Researchers introduced Quantum MeanFlow (QMF), a quantum analogue of the MeanFlow formulation, which enables single-step sample generation for quantum generative models. (arXiv.org, News)
3. Ashish Joshi was released by the police later on September 2, 2026, after being taken into custody. (Deccan Herald, News)
4. The Delhi Special Cell detained Ashish Joshi to question him regarding a post he made on the social media platform X. (Deccan Herald, News)
5. Quantum MeanFlow learns the average velocity over a time interval, whereas the existing Quantum Flow Matching (QFM) method learns an instantaneous velocity field at each time step. (arXiv.org, News)
6. The researchers benchmarked both the QMF and QFM methods on the MNIST dataset using IBM quantum computers. (arXiv.org, News)
7. The study demonstrated that single-step QMF performs better than single-step QFM sampling at every shot count. (arXiv.org, News)
8. Supriya Shrinate questioned on September 2, 2026, whether the Modi government was uncomfortable with Joshi's social media posts given the detention. (Deccan Herald, News)

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