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Misleading Claims: The Truth Behind Rajnath Singh and Lawrence Bishnoi

Rajnath Singh's comments on organized crime have sparked controversy, but a closer look reveals that the viral video misrepresents his actual stance.

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A recent viral video purportedly features Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh making a controversial statement, claiming that “no one can touch” gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. This video has sparked significant debate and concern over its implications regarding law enforcement and the influence of organized crime in India. The video was widely circulated on social media, prompting various fact-checking organizations to investigate its authenticity and the context of Singh’s remarks.

Claim

The claim made in the viral video is that Rajnath Singh stated, “no one can touch Lawrence Bishnoi,” suggesting a level of protection or immunity for the gangster. This claim is misleading as it misrepresents the context and content of Singh’s actual statements.

Fact

Upon investigation, it was found that the video was cropped and taken out of context. In reality, Singh was addressing issues related to law enforcement and organized crime more broadly, without specifically endorsing or protecting Bishnoi. The full context of his remarks indicates a commitment to combating crime rather than implying any form of protection for individuals involved in criminal activities. The top sources corroborating this fact include:

  1. Boom Live
  2. Alt News

Conclusion

The fact check categorizes this claim as Misleading Content. While there is a kernel of truth regarding Singh’s comments on crime, the way the information is presented manipulates the context to suggest an endorsement of criminal activity, which is not supported by the full content of his statements.

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