Fact Crescendo is an Indian fact-checking organisation that publishes in several Indian languages and runs sites for other Asian countries.
Fact Crescendo says: Old video of Uri in Jammu and Kashmir is being shared with false claims. The claim of the people of POK showing support towards the Indian Army is fake.
Fact Crescendo says: The video of women fighting is not from Rajasthan but from UP. In 2022, in a school in Kasganj, the principal and Shikshamitra clashed with each other over mid-day meal.
Fact Crescendo says: The claim being made regarding the viral video in the name of Dwarka is wrong. The viral video is of the Aquarium of Science City located in Ahmedabad.
Fact Crescendo says: False The claim of comedian Dinesh Hingu's death is just a rumour.
Fact Crescendo says: False The accused in this Nashik incident is Rajendra More. Accused Rajendra is not a Muslim. It is being shared on social media with a communal angle.
Fact Crescendo says: False The viral video is from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, not Kolkata. This family is from Kolkata who had come to Mathura for Braj darshan.
Fact Crescendo says: False The viral video is not of the recent farmers' movement, but of the Bandi Sikh Release Morcha held in 2023 on the Chandigarh-Mohali border.
Fact Crescendo says: False In 2017, a false and communal claim is being spread that the person who brutally beat a langur in Maharashtra was a Muslim.
Fact Crescendo says: False The viral video is from May 2019. The viral video has no connection with the upcoming elections.