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FACTLY says: The viral photos are unrelated to protests against the announcement of martial law in South Korea. One photo shows a military training exercise conducted by the 1st Security Brigade on 25 January 2024. Another photo, fe…
FACTLY says: The viral video, dated 19 January 2013, shows Oktai Enimehmedov, an ethnic Turk, attempting to attack Ahmed Dogan, the leader of Bulgaria’s Movement for Rights and Freedoms, during a party congress in Sofia. The attack …
FACTLY says: This video is not related to the Wayanad Lok Sabha by-election or Priyanka Gandhi. While a few social media users and news reports claimed it was from Manipur, there is no conclusive evidence about its origin. However, …
FACTLY says: The 24-second viral video is from the swearing-in ceremony of Hemant Soren as Jharkhand’s 14th Chief Minister held on 28 November 2024. The full video, available on Jharkhand Government TV, shows Kejriwal first shaking …
FACTLY says: The Andhra Pradesh Government did not abolish the Waqf Board in the state. It only dissolved the existing board. The government clarified that a new Waqf Board will be constituted at the earliest
Vera Files says: Less than two hours prior, Duterte said he is not rich and living only on his retirement pay
Vera Files says: The Anti-Money Laundering Act, or Republic Act No. 9160, penalizes financial transactions of at least P4 million of suspicious origin or associated with unlawful activities such as smuggling, robbery, plunder, extortion…
FACTLY says: The viral video is edited and presented out of context. It is from the first session of the 12th Lok Sabha on 27 March 1998, when Atal Bihari Vajpayee moved a motion to express the House’s confidence in the Council of M…