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FACTLY says: The video is not from Assam. It shows the Charmonai Mahfil, a large religious gathering held in Barisal, Bangladesh. The banner, stage setup, and other visuals match those from the Charmonai Awaaz Mehfil event. No credi…
FACTLY says: The video is edited. In the original 2019 event, Shah Rukh Khan did not mention “jihad.” The “jihad” audio was taken from a 2011 event in Pune, where he spoke at a book launch. The viral video combines old audio with un…
FACTLY says: The video is deepfake. In the original speech during the birth centenary celebrations of Sri Sathya Sai Baba, Aishwarya Rai only spoke about the teachings of Sri Sathya Sai Baba and did not mention the Army, Rafale jets…
FACTLY says: The video does not show PM Modi announcing free electricity for all. In a rally in Pataliputra, Patna, Bihar on 25 May 2024, he was explaining the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, under which households can get zero ele…
FACTLY says: The viral photos are of Nek Mohammad, a BJP member from Kotma in Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh, not of the accused arrested in Bihar, Rizvi alias Raja, a resident of Bhapura in Singhwara, Darbhanga. Nek Mohammad has publicly …
FACTLY says: This video is manipulated. AI-generated audio was added to the original video of the speech by PM Modi delivered on 03 June 2022 in Parunkh, Uttar Pradesh. Nowhere in that speech did he mention Jesus Christ. While Modi …
FACTLY says: The viral photo is edited. The original photo is from PM Modi’s surprise visit to Pakistan on 25 December 2015, where he met then-Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif. The face of Sharif has been digitally replaced with Hafiz Saee…
FACTLY says: The viral video is digitally manipulated. The original video, uploaded on 07 June 2024 to PM Modi’s official YouTube channel, shows him addressing the NDA Parliamentary Party, where he talks about governance and consens…
FACTLY says: These viral videos, which claim to show Prime Minister Modi, Amit Shah, and Dr S. Jaishankar apologising to the world for launching Operation Sindoor, are deepfakes. They are AI-generated and have been circulated online…
FACTLY says: The viral video has been online since at least January 2020 and is not related to the ongoing India-Pakistan tensions following the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack.
FACTLY says: These video clips featuring Modi, President Murmu, Nirmala Sitharaman, and Sudha Murthy endorsing a highly profitable investment project are deepfakes. The original videos have been manipulated using AI-driven facial fe…
FACTLY says: The viral video dates back to 24 March 2020, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a 21-day nationwide lockdown starting at midnight in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. On 7 January 2025, the Government of India…
FACTLY says: The woman in the viral photo has been identified as Shaikha AJ Al-Sabah, an avid yoga practitioner and the founder of Kuwait’s first licensed yoga studio, ‘Daratma.’ Prime Minister Narendra Modi met her, along with othe…
FACTLY says: The Indian Prime Minister Modi did not tweet assuring that Telegram would not be banned in India. An analysis conducted using a Twitter analytics tool confirmed this. The viral screenshot has been digitally manipulated.