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FACTLY says: The video is neither from Pakistan nor linked to religion. It shows a father assaulting his daughter in Baghdad, Iraq, and the Al-Rusafa Police arrested him after the video went viral in October 2025. Iraqi authorities …
FACTLY says: ఈ వీడియో 11 జనవరి 2026న ఫ్రాన్స్లోని పారిస్లో, ఇరాన్ నిరసనలకు మద్దతుగా నిర్వహించిన ర్యాలీ సందర్భంగా రికార్డ్ చేయబడింది. ఈ వీడియోలో కనిపిస్తున్న మహిళ ఫ్రెంచ్ యాక్టివిస్ట్ కామిల్ ఎరోస్. ఈ క్లిప్ పారిస్లోనే రికార్డ్ చేయబడిందని ఆమె స్వయంగా Xలో ధృ…
FACTLY says: The photo does not show a statue of Mahatma Gandhi that was decapitated in Bangladesh. It depicts a statue vandalised during a violent protest at the Chakulia BDO office in North Dinajpur, West Bengal, on 15 January 202…
FACTLY says: The video does not depict a real incident. It is a scripted comedy created for entertainment by two shop owners, Kannu Dutta and Simran Gambhir, based in Premnagar, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, and was posted on their Instagr…
FACTLY says: The photo is not from the 2026 BMC elections. It was taken in Varanasi on 1 June 2024 during the Lok Sabha elections, as verified through AP News archives and Al Jazeera’s election coverage.
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 video has been on the internet since at least May 2024. It predates the Maharashtra municipal elections held on 15 January 2026 and is unrelated to these elections.
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 …
FACTLY says: The video does not show a woman protesting in Iran. It was recorded in Paris, France, on 11 January 2026 during a rally held in support of the Iran protests. The woman in the video is Camille Eros, a French activist, wh…
FACTLY says: The video is old and predates January 2026, and has been on the internet at least since March 2023. While Gurugram recorded a low of 0.6 degrees Celsius amid an IMD cold wave warning, the city did not experience snowfal…
FACTLY says: No such report exists. Aaj Tak has not published this news on any of its official platforms, and AI detection tools flagged the clip as digitally altered. Aaj Tak also officially confirmed that the viral video is fake, …
FACTLY says: The video is not from Uttar Pradesh. It shows Telangana Police handling protests in Shalibanda, Hyderabad, in August 2022 following remarks made by MLA Raja Singh. The same footage was posted by journalists and reported…
FACTLY says: ముఖ్యమంత్రి రేవంత్ రెడ్డి తమ ప్రభుత్వంలోని మంత్రి కోమటిరెడ్డి వెంకట్ రెడ్డి ఫోన్ను ట్యాప్ చేయించారని పేర్కొంటూ దిశ డైలీ ఈ కథనాన్ని ప్రచురించలేదు. వైరల్ న్యూస్ పేపర్ క్లిప్ ఫేక్. 08 జనవరి 2026 రోజటి దిశ డైలీ పత్రికలో ఈ వార్త లేదు.
FACTLY says: ఈ లింకులు నిజమైనవి కావు, వినియోగదారులను మోసం చేయడానికి ఉద్దేశించబడ్డాయి. సైబర్ మోసగాళ్ళు అధికారిక ట్రాఫిక్ పోలీసు నోటిఫికేషన్లను అనుకరించే నకిలీ ఇ-చలాన్ మెసేజ్లను పంపి, బాధితుల కార్డు వివరాలు, OTPలు లేదా వ్యక్తిగత సమాచారాన్ని దొంగ…
FACTLY says: The video does not show Prime Minister Keir Starmer being confronted recently. It is from April 2021, when Starmer was Leader of the Opposition, not the British Prime Minister. The incident occurred at The Raven pub in …
FACTLY says: The viral video does not show a real incident of a woman abandoning her mother at an old-age home. It is a scripted video created by digital content creator Ashish Vats from Gohana, Haryana. Similar videos featuring the…
FACTLY says: The video is digitally altered. In the original visuals, General Chauhan did not mention Pakistan, Bangladesh, or JF-17 jets. The audio in the viral video is a deepfake, and digitally added to the original visuals
FACTLY says: The video is not from Iran and has no connection to the current protests. It shows a 2013 live TV brawl between Georgian MPs Koba Davitashvili and Sergo Ratiani during a political debate on the Georgian channel Maestro.…
FACTLY says: The video is not from Iran but of a violent protest that took place near the Turkish Embassy in Thessaloniki, Greece.