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“A viral image shows Sahar Ata Bandial, the daughter of Pakistan’s former top judge, Umar Ata Bandial.”
“The Tamil Nadu court has said that food cannot be halal according to Islam unless the food is made by a Muslim and he does not spit. Decision has to be taken – they have taken it.”
“A man who sodomized a 6-year-old "was arrested and thrown behind bars where he belongs. Until [Kentucky Gov.] Andy Beshear turned him loose. Released back into the community within a year.”
FactCheck.org says: Hamlin was never released, and he is currently serving a 25-year sentence in prison.
“A picture shows Nawaz Sharif walking with the judge, Humayun Dilawar. A similar post claims the image depicts Sharif walking with the late judge, Arshad Malik.”
“CNN just said Cash App went bankrupt and any funds you had in your account would have to be awarded to you through bankruptcy court.”
“Justice G D Khosla, who presided over Nathuram Godse’s trial expressed regret about his decision in his book “The Murder of Mahatma.”
FACTLY says: In his book, Justice Khosla conveyed his unease regarding the death penalty as a concept. However, at no point did he mention that Godse is innocent, nor did he refer to Yamraj nor claim that he had sentenced an innocen…
“Police are arresting people for visiting their own homes in Maui 31 days after the fires.”
“Eve-teasers beaten by Gujarat police for harassing girls during the recent Rakshabandhan day.”
“On the sentencing of the former national leader of the Proud Boys to 22 years in prison for his role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol: “We are witnessing a communist takeover of our judicial system to target political enemies and destroy their lives.”
FactCheck.org says: Enrique Tarrio was found guilty by a jury, and the judge who sentenced him on Sept. 5 was appointed by former President Donald Trump.
“This video shows a wounded police officer”
FACTLY says: The visuals seen in this clip are not real. This is a behind-the-scenes clip of a TV show/movie shoot
“A picture shows the dead body of Pakistani teenager Arsalan Naseer’s father, who, according to reports, died due to police brutality in August 2023.”
“A video shows Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers and supporters protesting outside Attock jail, following former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s arrest.”
“Jharkhand High Court Building, Ranchi. Ladder is walking automatically. There are only two possible reasons : (1.) #Ramsay_Brothers (2.) #RamGopalVerma”
“Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Asad Umar was arrested by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on 20 August 2023 from Islamabad.”
“Photos show PML-N supporters taking Humayun Dilawar, a trial court judge, shopping in London.”
“Fox News chyron called University of North Carolina shooting suspect “mostly white Asian.”
PolitiFact says: Images showing a Fox News chyron calling the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill shooting suspect a "mostly white Asian male," are fabricated.
“Judge Cannon been ordered to DISQUALIFY herself in Trump's case.”
“Visuals depicting a paranormal activity at the Jharkhand High Court, wherein a step ladder moves on its own”
FACTLY says: Media reports have confirmed that this incident did not occur at the Jharkhand High Court. Though we were unable to trace the location of the incident, the phenomenon of a step ladder appearing to move independently is …
“A purported letter of the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) informing court notices to the individuals allegedly accused of cybercrimes”
FACTLY says: The Press Information Bureau (PIB) through a tweet confirmed that the viral letter is fake and clarified that no such letter was issued by any organization under the Government of India