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FACTLY says: India has not yet secured a permanent membership in the UNSC and has not gained veto power. The viral video is a Deepfake created using visuals of Journalist Sudhir Chaudhary.
FACTLY says: BC రిజర్వేషన్లలో ముస్లింలను చేర్చడం ద్వారా దళిత, బలహీన హిందూ వర్గాలకు తీవ్ర అన్యాయం జరిగిందని బహుజన్ సమాజ్ పార్టీ (బీఎస్పీ) జాతీయ అధ్యక్షురాలు మాయావతి చెప్పినట్లు ఎటువంటి ఆధారాలు లేవు. ఆమె ముస్లిం రిజర్వేషన్లను వ్యతిరేకించినట్లు కూడా ఎటువంట…
FACTLY says: This viral video has no connection to the ‘I Love Muhammad’ protests. It shows Andhra Pradesh police publicly punishing three individuals who were accused of attacking a police constable in Tenali town, Andhra Pradesh, …
FACTLY says: This viral video clip does not show a real incident or any scolding. It is from the India Today Conclave 2025, where Rani Mukerji was enacting a scene from her film Mardaani at the request of Rajdeep Sardesai. In the fu…
FACTLY says: The video predates the September 2025 Bareilly violence and is unrelated to these incidents. It is from 19 June 2022, in which Tauqeer Raza criticises the Modi government’s Agnipath scheme and former BJP leader Nupur Sh…
FACTLY says: The viral video predates the September 2025 Bareilly violence and is unrelated to India. It actually shows a government anti-encroachment operation in Depalpur, Pakistan, and has been on the internet since at least 24 A…
FACTLY says: This is a doctored video; Prashant Kishor did not make this statement thretening the Kushwaha community. The video was made by stitching together two separate parts of an interview, removing the original context.
FACTLY says: ఇది ఒక నకిలీ పత్రం. బ్రిటిష్ హోం డిపార్ట్మెంట్ ఇటువంటి పత్రాన్ని విడుదల చేసినట్లు ఆధారాలు లేవు.
FACTLY says: The video is AI-generated and not real; the instant ripening effect is digitally created.
FACTLY says: This viral video does not depict a real incident; it was created using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools. Several visual inconsistencies, typical of AI-generated content, can be observed in the footage. The video was o…
FACTLY says: The viral video predates the ‘I Love Muhammad’ protests and violence on 26 September 2025 and has been online since at least 21 August 2025. According to regional media reports, it shows the crowd at Bareilly Junction a…
FACTLY says: The video does not show Rajat Sharma reporting on a potential India-Bangladesh war. The original Aaj Ki Baat episode from 09 July 2025 on India TV features him covering stories such as a “Love Jihad” case in Indore, pol…
FACTLY says: The video is from Nepal, showing anti-corruption and anti-censorship protests during the Gen-Z movement, and is not related to Bihar or any BJP leader.
FACTLY says: These visuals dates back to December 2017, when both politicians met in the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly. It has nothing to do with recent events.
FACTLY says: The viral video is from a mock drill held in Bokaro, Jharkhand, not related to any real protest in Uttar Pradesh.
FACTLY says: These photos do not show Jawaharlal Nehru attending RSS shakha meetings or wearing the RSS uniform. They actually show him dressed in the uniform of the Congress Seva Dal. The Seva Dal is a frontal grassroots organisati…
FACTLY says: ఇది ఆర్టిఫిషియల్ ఇంటెలిజెన్స్ (AI) ఉపయోగించి తయారు చేసిన ఫోటో, నిజమైన ఫోటో కాదు.
FACTLY says: Rahul Gandhi did not say that one must study in a madrasa to understand Mahatma Gandhi. In a video message on 29 May 2024, he stated that people influenced by the RSS shakha worldview cannot fully understand Gandhi and …
FACTLY says: The viral video is digitally altered. The original press briefing by ADC Leh, Ghulam Muhammad, on 25 September 2025, shows him updating the public on injuries and deaths during the 24 September Leh protests and urging f…
FACTLY says: This image is generated using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and is not real.