“The 'Great Reset' is a plan by a group of world leaders who orchestrated the pandemic to take control of the global economy.”
BBC Hindi rated this: No evidence to support this claim.
Checked elsewhere
Checks published by other fact-checking organisations. We did not do these checks. Each one names who did, shows their rating in their own words, and links to their full article.
“We have the cleanest air, the cleanest water”
BBC Hindi rated this: He is right about clean air but not about water.
“All schoolchildren will be weighed in September”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is misleading. There are no plans to do this.
“Vaccines killed 50 million people during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is false - there was no vaccine at the time.
“Bill Gates is behind a plan to plant microchips in humans along with a coronavirus vaccine”
BBC Hindi rated this: There's no evidence to back up this theory
“Claims that George Soros is "funding" demonstrations after the death of George Floyd”
BBC Reality Check rated this: We found no evidence to support this theory
“The coronavirus pandemic is a cover for a plan to implant trackable microchips and that the Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is behind it.”
BBC Hindi rated this: We found no evidence to support this claim
“Fruit peel and hot water can help cure Covid-19”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is misleading and inhaling steam can be dangerous
“Bill Gates owns a patent on coronavirus”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This claim is false
“5G technology is spreading coronavirus”
BBC Hindi rated this: These claims are false
“A letter from Johns Hopkins University with advice to avoid "contagion”
BBC Reality Check rated this: Fake - Johns Hopkins did not write the letter
“Helicopters are spraying houses with disinfectant to tackle coronavirus”
BBC Hindi rated this: There is no evidence this is happening
“Drinking water or keeping your throat wet can stop you catching coronavirus”
BBC Reality Check rated this: There is no evidence for this
“Only those earning over £80,000 per year will see a tax increase under Labour's plans”
BBC Reality Check rated this: Not the full story
“£80,000 salary is nowhere near in the top 5%...not even in the top 50%”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is not correct
“Labour would spend an additional £1.2tn over the next five years”
BBC Reality Check rated this: Misleading figures
“Congress's Shashi tharoor tweets an old pic of Jawha lal nehru and Indira Gandhi claiming it from a visit to US. However , we found out that the viral pic is taken from the Nehru and Indira's visit to USSR. Later Mr. Tharoor accepted the mistake in an another tweet.”
BBC Hindi rated this: False
“A video of police beating a guy went viral with claim that police beaten the guy because he didn't let the police to check his vehicle under new Traffic rules in country,. We found that the video is real but shared with the wrong the context. The incident has nothing to do with the Traffic rules or vehicle checking.”
BBC Hindi rated this: False, Misleading
“A movie poster named The Sky is pink went viral with the claim that Actress Zaira wasim who quit the film Industry earlier on religious ground had made a comeback. We found that the claims of actress joining back the industry are false and misleading.”
BBC Hindi rated this: False and Misleading
“Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman statement holding '' Millennials ''as one of the reason for slow down in auto sector gone viral. We crossed check the facts and found that her statement was not so relevant and true.”
BBC Hindi rated this: False and Misleading