“Visuals show two women apprehending a Muslim man for stealing their phone in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh.”
FACTLY says: The accused caught in this incident is named Manpreet Singh. The local Padav police have clarified that he is not a Muslim.
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FACTLY says: The accused caught in this incident is named Manpreet Singh. The local Padav police have clarified that he is not a Muslim.
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المشاهد نت says: مصدر محلي أكد في حديث مع المشاهد ان الطريق مفتوح لم تغلق كما ان الصور المتداولة قديمة
FACTLY says: The video shows a dispute over the removal of an encroachment on a government road. The FIR confirms that both parties involved in the dispute are Muslims, and there is no communal angle to the incident.
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FACTLY says: ఈ వీడియోలో చూపించేది చిన్నారిని తల్లిదండ్రులు వదిలివేసిన నిజమైన ఘటన కాదు. ఇది ‘Naya Saal’ అనే షార్ట్ ఫిల్మ్ షూటింగ్కు సంబంధించిన తెరవెనుక (BTS) దృశ్యాలను చూపిస్తున్న వీడియో.