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FACTLY says: The viral video does not show Kerala Police cadets marching while raising Islamic slogans. It shows Arangadi scouts participating in the 2025 Eid-e-Milad rally in Kasaragod, Kerala. Azim Arangadi, secretary of the Arang…
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FACTLY says: The video is from a July 2025 incident where some youths pelted stones at the Jaunpur–Rae Bareli Intercity Express train. Police later arrested ten accused, none of whom are Muslims. The SHO of Barsati police station in…
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FACTLY says: This viral video does not depict a real incident; it is AI-generated. Several visual inconsistencies, typical of deepfake or AI-generated content, can be observed in the footage. Moreover, AI content detection tools hav…
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FACTLY says: The video is from Ecuador, not India. CCTV footage from 26 September 2024, shows a woman being kidnapped in the Las Casas area of northwestern Quito. Local media confirmed that she was later released in Chillogallo, sou…
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Vera Files rated this: False
Vera Files says: There are no official reports or statements from the White House confirming the claim. The video merely uses an unrelated clip of Harry Roque.
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The video shows actor Naresh Gosain during a film shoot, not a judge making a reel in a courtroom.
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Vera Files rated this: False
Vera Files says: Sen. Robinhood Padilla remains a member of the Senate. No credible news reports or press releases from the chamber have been published regarding the senator's supposed use of marijuana inside the Senate premises.
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FACTLY says: The video is from Erbil, Iraq, not India, and has been available on the internet prior to the Supreme Court order. No reports indicate that the government has begun relocating stray dogs to shelters.
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The viral video does not depict a real incident; it is AI-generated. Several visual inconsistencies, commonly found in deepfake or AI-generated content, can be observed in the video. Moreover, AI content detection tools…
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FACTLY says: This viral video has no connection to Delhi or India. It shows an incident that occurred in Ca Mau Province, southern Vietnam, where the dead bodies of 12 dogs were recovered from two men arrested on suspicion of steali…
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Vera Files says: None of the decisions in the League of Cities v. Comelec case was unanimous. The case saw three different reversals by the Supreme Court from 2008 to 2011.
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Vera Files rated this: Fake
Vera Files says: Jackie Chan is alive and was not among the reported casualties of flooding in Beijing. The photo in the post was made using artificial intelligence.
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Vera Files rated this: False
Vera Files says: The ICC has yet to begin the trial of Duterte in connection with his bloody drug war. It has set for Sept. 23 the confirmation of charges hearing against the former president.
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Vera Files rated this: False
Vera Files says: ICC spokesperson Fadi El-Abdallah confirmed that “there is no change in the status of [former president Rodrigo Duterte],” noting “he is still in the ICC detention center.”
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Fact Crescendo Sri Lanka rated this: false
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