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PolitiFact says: The patch in the post reads “ZT1” — a unique identifier aimed at keeping the pictured U.S. Marshal anonymous.
FACTLY says: The ‘Ramayana’ postage stamps in the image were released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in September 2017
FACTLY says: The flags seen in the rally of Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot are not Pakistan national flags. In the Pakistan national flag, along with a green field with a large white crescent and star, at the hoist end, there…
FACTLY says: The photo is not a recent one and has nothing to do with the ongoing political crisis in Rajasthan. The photo is of Ashok Gehlot serving tea to Congress Party workers after Rajasthan Assembly Election results in 2018
FACTLY says: he Central Government has not launched any such scheme. ‘Press Information Bureau (PIB)’ through a tweet has categorically denied the existence of any such scheme and mentioned that the post is fake.
PolitiFact says: Trump has not denounced Russia, but that tracks with the statements he has made, saying the intelligence about Russia bounties was not credible, and that the information reported by the New York Times was a “hoax.”
FACTLY says: Kapil Sibal hasn’t made any such statement. Information from no credible source was found which confirm that such comments were made by him. After the Supreme court’s verdict in Ayodhya Ram Mandir issue, Kapil Sibal sai…
PolitiFact says: The court's ruling was narrow and focused on the Administrative Procedure Act.
FACTLY says: Central government has not made any such statements. Anyone who pursued MBBS or any other equivalent course elsewhere in the world (including China), has to pass ‘Foreign Medical Graduates Exam’ to start medical practic…
FACTLY says: Communal riots did break out in Thalassery, Kerala in 1971-1972. Also, Ajit Doval was sent there to bring the situation back to normalcy, but there is no evidence regarding Ajit Doval threatening ‘Gunda Vijayan Koran’. …
PolitiFact says: The tweet is fake. It doesn’t appear on his Twitter timeline, in Twitter searches or in a database of deleted tweets.
PolitiFact says: The document Trump cited does not say anything about abolishing the police or prisons. In fact, it includes several passages that clearly indicate that police and prisons will exist in the future.