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“The video shows a police officer arrested by a lawyer under the rules and power provided by the new Indian criminal laws that came into effect from 01 July 2024.”
FACTLY says: This video shows an incident from Uttar Pradesh’s Lucknow in 2023, much before the news criminal laws were implemented on 1 July 2024. It shows a police inspector named Pradeep Pandey being arrested by the anti-corrupti…
“there is a miracle drug to cure diabetes in 7 days”
“WikiLeaks published the first list of Indian black money holders, containing 24 names, in Swiss banks located in the UK.”
FACTLY says: WikiLeaks has never published any list of Indians holding black money in Swiss banks. In 2011, WikiLeaks issued a clarification regarding a different version of the same message.
“অনন্ত আম্বানী আৰু ৰাধিকা মাৰ্চেণ্টে সোণৰ পোছাক পৰিধান কৰিছে।”
“Video claiming UK study has found wearing wrist accessories can prevent paralysis.”
FACTLY says: There is no study confirming that copper accessories cure medical conditions. The original report, shown in the screenshot from the viral video, actually focuses on copper bracelets and arthritis, stating there is no ev…