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FACTLY says: No reports confirm that Amit Shah made any such statements about the 2026 UGC regulations. These statements were made by Amit Shah on 2 April 2025, in connection with the Waqf Amendment Bill, not the 2026 UGC regulation…
FACTLY says: The official video footage shows Modi greeting President Murmu with folded hands before moving ahead. The viral screenshot captures a later moment, and is shared out of context, creating a misleading impression.
FACTLY says: The video does not show a protest against the new UGC Regulations, 2026. It actually depicts a Congress protest held in December 2025 in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, over the National Herald case. During this protest, Congress…
FACTLY says: The viral video does not show a protest against the UGC regulations. It actually depicts a GST awareness drive in Gorakhpur on 22 September 2025, where CM Yogi Adityanath and MP Ravi Kishan interacted with traders to pr…
FACTLY says: The video is not from Uttar Pradesh. It shows parts of the Gaurihar Temple being demolished during a road-widening drive in Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh. The UP Police fact-check team also confirmed that the incident took…
FACTLY says: The photo shows the ‘March For Our Lives’ rally held in March 2018 on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC, in support of gun control following the February 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in P…
FACTLY says: The Assam government has not banned land transactions between people of different religions. A new Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) has streamlined the process and made verification mandatory to prevent fraud, coercio…
FACTLY says: The video is digitally manipulated. The original footage is from Rajnath Singh’s speech at the inauguration of a defence facility in Nagpur, where he made no such remarks. PIB Fact Check has clarified that the clip is d…
FACTLY says: The viral video’s audio is manipulated. The original footage is from the Army’s Annual Press Briefing 2026, and no such statement was made. The reporter’s question in the original clip was about defence investment and a…
FACTLY says: The video shows Ravindra Chavan, President of the BJP, bowing at the feet of Neeraj G Jagiasi, popularly known as Sai Chhotu Gurmukhdas Jagiasi, a Sindhi religious preacher based in Ulhasnagar, Maharashtra. The incident…
FACTLY says: The photos shared in the viral post are not from January 2026. While all the images show real protests in Israel, they are unrelated to the demand for Netanyahu’s resignation. They depict earlier demonstrations against …