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We found that the viral video is not related to Ram Navami. The video dates back to at least March 2021.
The house where the blast took place belongs to a man named Satish, who had given the house on rent to Rajkumar, the owner of M/S Air Star Traders. No communal angle was involved in this case.
The videos show a clash between two groups of students Class 12 of a boys’ senior secondary school in northeast Delhi’s Tukmirpur in Karawal Nagar. No communal angle was involved in this case.
A false claim is still circulating claiming that from April 1, users will be charged 1.1% for UPI payments exceeding Rs 2000 while using digital payment platforms.
The image is viral with the claim, “Four Bangladeshi freedom fighters recreate their 1971 photograph in the same Willy's Jeep.” The Logical Indian Fact Check team verified the viral claim.
The viral video shows an incident from February 2021 when the Shiv Sena launched protests over the record price hike of petrol and diesel.
While sharing this video, people on social media claimed that Christian and Muslim priests are bringing their rituals in Hindu places of worship in Kerala. The Logical Indian fact check team verified the viral claim.
The viral video dates back to April 2013, when a brutal massacre occurred in Syria's Damascus suburb of Tadamon. It has nothing to do with the recent earthquake.
The visuals date back at least 2019 and depict several incidents of natural disasters that have not occured recently.
We found that the viral video was shot in Chittagong’s Hathazari in March, 2021. The viral video was shot as PM Modi was visiting Bangladesh and protests were being held across the country against his visit.
The video dates back to March 2020, at a campaign event in Oakland, California. The viral video has been circulated as recent in light of 20 years since the invasion of Iraq.
The Institute for Economics and Peace published a report which contained an erroneous addition of the Communist Party of India instead of the Communist Party of India (Maoist). The report has been corrected and the error has been acknowledged.
The incident shows persons aallegedly commiitting caste atrocities against a member from the Dalit community. The seven accused in the case have been arrested. The viral claim is false.
The viral video, produced by a prank video creator, is scripted and made for entertainment purposes. The fictional incident of a kidnapping done through the means of a Burqa is being circulated as real.
The country has restricted the use of external loudspeakers in mosques to four and has not issued an order to ban iftar inside the mosque.
The viral visuals are a snipped portion of SBS documentary on the show ‘The Swap’ where a religious exchange is occurring to enhance cooperation and understanding amongst religious groups.
While sharing a set of images showing cash collections, people on social media claimed that ED seized cash and other gold valuables from Lalu Yadav's residence. The Logical Indian Fact-Check team verified the viral claim.
A morphed version of a Dainik Jagran ad is viral with a different text from what the original ad carried. The original text of "एक मुहल्ला एक होलिका" has been replaced with "एक मुहल्ला एक बकरा" giving the environemental campaign a religious spin.
The claim is false as a prominent target of this misinformation campaign, ITC’s Aashirvaad Atta confirmed that no benzoyl peroxide is used in producing their flour.
The Logical Indian fact-check team verified the claim and found it false. It is an old video from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, with no communal angle, as both parties are from the same Hindu community that went into a scuffle outside the school.
A video interview of Bill Gates created using DeepFake technology is viral with the claim that he was cornered by tough questions on Microsoft and COVID-19 vaccines, and he ended the interview abruptly due to frustration.
The video is from an incident where Bharath Kumar (23) and Prateek (17), were stabbed to death during an argument at a sports tournament at Doddabelavangala, located at a distance of 54 km northwest of Bengaluru.
The two video clips are from Punjab and are entirely unrelated to the Bajrang Dal. In both cases, the accused have been arrested.
The video shows an incident from 2021 where the victim Archana Reddy was beaten to death by her husband, Naveen Kumar. Nine people were arrested in this case.