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FACTLY says: The flag fixed on the green coloured car in the post is the Party flag of Indian Union Muslim League ( IUML), not the Pakistan National flag. IUML is an Indian political party based in Kerala
FACTLY says: There is no such discrimination between Hindus and Muslims in the eligibility criteria for writing the UPSC Civil Services Exam. No religion-based criteria are found in the official notification of the exam. There are o…
FACTLY says: Video in the post shows a girl being sexually assaulted and filmed by a group of three men in Prakasam district of Andhra Pradesh, in 2017. It is an old video and has nothing to do with Hindu girls in Kerala
FACTLY says: Photos in the post shows the burned idol of Kali temple in Alampur village of Murshidabad district in West Bengal. The temple authority had clarified that on ‘31 August 2020’, the idol in the temple had caught fire in a…
FACTLY says: Photo in the post shows a group of Muslim women forming the human shield at a Synagogue in Oslo, Norway in the year 2015. In 2015, over 1000 Muslims formed the human chains at a Synagogue in Oslo city to express their s…
FACTLY says: Video in the post shows a massive protest by Muslims in Bangladesh. In 2017, Bangladesh right-wing party ‘Islami Andolan Bangladesh’ organized a protest against the Myanmar government for the atrocities on Rohingya Musl…
FACTLY says: It is an edited photo. The island in the photo located in Ao Phang Nga National Park in Thailand. Unrelated pictures of a temple, devotees and this island are edited and shared as the Koneswaram temple in Sri Lanka
FACTLY says: Moghalpura Police Station SHO has confirmed to FACTLY that both the groups in the video are Hindus. They are also distant relatives and that there is no communal angle to the incident. A minor scuffle broke out when one…
FACTLY says: The temple priest has clarified that the SP has not forced him to do pooja to the Jesus photo. As she is Christian, she was gifted with the Jesus photo on her visit to the temple. The priest apologized if any Hindu was …
FACTLY says: The video is from a breeding centre in South Africa and the man in the video is Dolph C Volker, an animal advocate. The video has nothing to do with the temple mentioned in the claim
FACTLY says: The letter in the post is fake. The ‘Press Information Bureau’ has clarified on Twitter that the letter is fake
FACTLY says: Sculpture in the photo belongs to the Utsav Rock Garden in Haveli district of Karnataka. This sculpture is described as the ‘Artistic Banyan Tree’ in Utsav Rock Garden website. This sculpture has nothing related to the …