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FACTLY says: The video is from May 2020, showing two policemen in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, beating a man who was reportedly intoxicated and causing a disturbance. The incident was unrelated to the Waqf Bill protests, and no credi…
FACTLY says: The video is not from Murshidabad and has no connection to the recent Waqf Bill protest. It has been available online since February 2019, which is six years before the current incident. As clarified by the Tirupathur D…
Vera Files says: The circulating video was taken on Jan. 30, 2025 when former president Rodrigo Duterte attended the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino national coordinating meeting in Davao City.
Vera Files says: No article or post containing such a statement from Alawi was published on GMA News' website and social media pages. The actress has never released a statement about the vice president's impeachment on any of her offici…
FactRakers says: Only Congress can remove the president
FACTLY says: The Australian government has not imposed any such ban. Some universities temporarily paused admissions from certain Indian states in 2023 due to high visa rejection and dropout rates, but these were independent decisio…
Vera Files says: The clip is an old video from Aug. 2023, when Torre resigned as director of the Quezon City Police District after a road rage incident involving a former cop and a cyclist.
Vera Files says: Putin has not expressed support for nor has he issued any pronouncement that he will help Duterte to be released from detention.