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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The video is not real and was created using Artificial Intelligence (AI). The source of the video traces back to a digital content–creation account, and AI detection tools have confirmed that it is AI-generated.
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FACTLY says: The video is from Belgium and dates back to New Year’s Eve 2016, when a group of teenagers set fire to a Christmas tree near the Clemenceau metro station in Anderlecht, Brussels, while chanting “Allahu Akbar.” It has no…
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FACTLY says: The person sitting to Jinnah’s right is not Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, founder of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, but Pakistan’s second Prime Minister, Khawaja Nazimuddin.
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FACTLY says: The viral video does not show actor Sanjay Dutt justifying the killing of Bangladeshi Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das. The footage is from a 2017 press conference held to promote the film Bhoomi and has no connection to th…
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FACTLY says: This video predates the Hijab pulling incident involving Nitish Kumar on 15 December 2025. It has been on the internet since at least 25 November 2025 and shows a protest held in Didwana, Rajasthan.
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: This is an AI-generated deepfake video, not a real video of Nitish Kumar apologizing to Indian Muslims. AI content detection tools have identified it as an AI-generated video.
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FACTLY says: The viral video does not show a real ‘Love Jihad’ incident. It is a scene from a film shoot. The account that originally posted the video is from Karachi, Pakistan, and the clip is linked to a film titled The Tea Man. B…
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The video does not show an incident in India. Bangladeshi media reports confirm that it actually depicts a mob attack on alleged robbers near the Kirtinasha River in Shariatpur, Bangladesh, on the night of 28 February 2…
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FACTLY says: The video predates and is unrelated to the Bondi Beach attack. It is from a pro-Palestinian rally held at Lakemba in south-west Sydney on 08 October 2023, following the Hamas attack on Israel. Cleric Ibrahim Dadoun addr…
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FACTLY says: This is a scripted video created by social media content creator Monty Deepak Sharma, not a real incident.
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The video does not depict a real incident and was created using Artificial Intelligence (AI). A watermark reading “Sora” is visible in the video, further indicating its AI-generated nature. Additionally, the AI detectio…
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The video does not depict a real incident. It is AI-generated, as confirmed by AI-detection tools like Hive and Google SynthID. Additionally, there are no credible reports or evidence to support the claim that Asaduddin…
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The incident shown in the TV9 Bharatvarsh graphic has no communal angle. The woman, Radha, was murdered in Deenpur, Delhi, by her live-in partner, Virendra Singh, not by a Muslim man named Abdul. Reports confirm that Vi…
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The video does not show an incident from India. It took place in Bangladesh, as indicated by an advertisement board of an educational institution based in Dhaka. A vehicle marked ‘Energypac JAC Motors’ is also visible i…
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FACTLY says: The photo is from a fancy dress party held after Rajiv and Sonia Gandhi’s wedding in February 1968, as confirmed by the Indian government’s archive. Their actual wedding was conducted in Hindu tradition, with Vedic mant…
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FACTLY says: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has not issued any helpline numbers to report suspicious Muslims. The numbers mentioned in the viral post are genuine control-room numbers of the agency’s Delhi headquarters, but …
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FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The video is AI-generated, not real. It contains the Sora AI watermark. Further, the actions in the clip are unnatural, the original uploader confirmed it was created using AI. AI-detection tools also identified it as A…
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FACTLY says: This viral video is not from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, and it has no connection to Bageshwar Dham Sarkar. The video shows a scuffle between a car driver and a motorcyclist that took place on 27 October 2025 in Mathurapur,…
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FACTLY says: This viral video shows an incident that took place in Faridabad’s Shyam Colony, under the jurisdiction of the city Ballabhgarh police station, on 03 November 2025. According to police and media reports, the man who stal…
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FACTLY rated this: MISLEADING
FACTLY says: The video has been available on the internet since 26 May 2025 and is related to a different religious event, not the current Sanatan Hindu Ekta Padyatra.