Exposing the Myth: Hindu Priest’s Prayer at the White House is Not What It Seems

A viral photo claiming to show a Hindu priest performing a Vedic prayer at the White House has been debunked as false, revealing the importance of verifying such claims.

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The article discusses a viral photo claiming to show a Hindu priest performing a Vedic prayer at the White House during Donald Trump’s presidency. This claim gained traction on social media, prompting scrutiny.

Claim

The claim asserts that a Hindu priest conducted a Vedic prayer at the White House, implying official endorsement of Hindu rituals by the U.S. government. This claim is false.

Fact

Investigations reveal that the photo is misattributed and does not depict an actual event at the White House. The priest was not there for any official function.

Sources confirming this include 

  1. Boom Live
  2. Factly

Conclusion

This fact check is classified as False Content, as it presents wholly misleading information regarding the event.

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