This research paper explores the growing utilization of social media by politicians, political entities, and governmental bodies as a means to connect with their constituents and exert influence on public sentiment. Although social media offers benefits like increased political engagement and direct communication, it also introduces concerns regarding the propagation of false information, hate speech, and manipulative content. The dissemination of inaccurate data and prejudiced narratives through social media has contributed to polarization and a lack of trust within political conversations. To tackle these challenges, the article proposes the adoption of effective strategies, such as promoting media literacy, backing fact-checking initiatives, fostering inclusivity of diverse perspectives, and holding social media platforms accountable. By collaborating, regulatory bodies and social media companies can work toward ensuring that social media continues to play a constructive role in shaping democratic processes.