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The viral screenshot does not represent an authentic post by Donald Trump. While Trump did make a genuine post on August 18 mentioning Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and India’s election system, he did not say that the US was in talks to bring Indian EVMs to America for the 2028 election
The viral video does not show PM Modi making the alleged remarks about the Pakistan-Turkey-Saudi Arabia defence pact during his Independence Day address.
The viral video has been digitally altered to make it appear as though Akshay Kumar commented on the “Declassified: Operation Sindoor” documentary.
the viral clip has been edited by adding The audio of the Indian national anthem over the original footage, creating a false impression that Modi was moving around while the anthem was being played.
The viral video does not show BJP leaders hoisting the party flag instead of the Indian National Flag during an Independence Day celebration in Dhamtari.
The viral video falsely attributes remarks about an independent inquiry into alleged Rafale jet losses to President Droupadi Murmu.
From an unrelated video being falsely shared to show BJP-backed miscreants assaulting a Muslim boy at a school in Karnataka, to an old video from Bihar...
The Italian Embassy in India did not issue any statement criticising Rahul Gandhi over the remarks involving Giorgia Meloni. The viral statement originated from a satire account impersonating an official Italian Embassy account.
The viral video does not show a Japanese man who surgically transformed into a dog. The footage circulating online is actually AI-generated.
The video is from Bijpur, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, and has no communal or political angle.
