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FACTLY says: The video in question predates the Delhi Chalo farmers’ protest that commenced on 13 February 2024. The visuals are from a clash that occurred at a Gurudwara due to the removal of a portrait of Khalistani leader Jarnail…
FACTLY says: The viral video has no connection with the 2024 Delhi Chalo farmers’ protest. It is from a rally held in 2017, demonstrating against the Rajasthan government’s policies related to farmers
FACTLY says: The video captures a confrontation between farmers and NHAI officials regarding the construction of a bridge in Ambala. Farmers have accused the officials of corruption, citing that the bridge was built one meter below …
FACTLY says: On 26 July 2023, in the Rajya Sabha, in response to a question about missing women, the government presented data on missing women and girls for the years 2019, 2020, and 2021 based on NCRB annual reports. Upon careful …
FACTLY says: In August 2023, during a debate on the Delhi services bill, Amit Shah directed these remarks towards the attitude of the opposition alliance. Shah emphasized that the opposition’s main priority was to protect their coal…
FACTLY says: The Election Commission of India clarified that it is a fake message. As of 26 February 2024, the ECI has yet to announce the schedule for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections
FACTLY says: The original video of Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma’s speech in Barmer on 21 February 2024, has been edited between the timestamps 08:50 and 08:55, and shared with a false narrative, distorting the context of his speec…
FACTLY says: This viral video depicts an anti-India protest held by Sikhs in Canada in 2023. According to news reports, Sikh protesters gathered outside the Indian consulate in Vancouver, Canada, on 25 September 2023, after Canadian…
FACTLY says: The woman in the photograph is actually Shah Jahan Begum, the third Begum of Bhopal
FACTLY says: The viral photo is not related to the 2024 farmers’ protest. Instead, the picture originated from Bangladesh and was taken during a cross-border firing incident at Shahparir Dwip and Saint Martin in Teknaf
FACTLY says: The viral video has been circulating on the internet since January 2021. Therefore, there is no possible connection between the viral video and the ongoing farmers’ protest in 2024. However, we could not independently c…
FACTLY says: This video is available on the internet way before the Delhi Chalo protest began on 13 February 2024. Hence, there’s no possible connection between the video and the Delhi Chalo protest
FACTLY says: There are no reports about Central government distributing mobile phones and tablets to Class X and Class XII students. If the central government had indeed launched such a scheme for students, it would have been widely…
FACTLY says: Although the government is extending collateral-free loans to individuals for starting their enterprises, there exists no government scheme specifically providing loans solely based on the Aadhaar card. While some banks…
FACTLY says: There are no reports of Indian Home/Police issuing such a warning message. In 2017, the South African Department of Home Affairs issued a cautionary statement alerting the public about such fraudulent activities. Simila…
FACTLY says: There are no reports indicating that the Supreme Court of India has banned the usage of electronic voting machines (EVMs). If the Supreme Court had indeed made such a decision, it would have been widely reported. A fact…
FACTLY says: The video in question predates the ongoing Delhi Chalo farmers’ protest, which began on 13 February 2024. The individuals in the video are actually negotiating the price of a tractor deal
FACTLY says: The Election Commission of India has not yet announced the schedule for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. According to some reports, the expected announcement of the 2024 Lok Sabha election dates is after 09 March 2024. The…
FACTLY says: There are no reports about Muslims disguised as Sikh farmers participating in the ongoing farmers’ protest in Delhi. This viral video depicts a Muslim man removing his skull cap and wearing a Sikh turban to participate …
FACTLY says: There is no evidence to suggest that Rahul Gandhi promised a ₹5000 crore loan to Pakistan.