A photo of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is going viral on social media with a claim that he is holding a copy of the Chinese constitution at his election rally instead of the Indian constitution.
Fact Check: A viral video on social media claims it shows Swati Maliwal being assaulted inside the Chief Minister’s residence by Arvind Kejriwal’s personal assistant.
In the original video, Tejashwi Yadav played a compilation of promises made by Narendra Modi, which he alleged have not been fulfilled.
BOOM, in its factcheck, found that the video dates back to the 2022 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh.
The video circulating on social media depicts instances of vote rigging carried out by AIMIM cadres at a polling booth located in Hyderabad's Bahadurpura constituency. The Chief Election Officer of Telangana issued a clarification stating that the video is old and not from Telangana.
A fact check conducted by Newschecker revealed that a quote falsely attributed to veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah regarding Kangana Ranaut and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is circulating online.
A video purportedly showing actor and former politician Chiranjeevi being reprimanded by a voter for attempting to skip a queue at a polling booth has been circulating on social media, implying it to be a recent incident during the ongoing general election.
Fact Check: The viral video purportedly depicting vandalism at Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini's event is actually an old video being circulated with false claims. Here's the truth behind it.
A post is going viral in which it is claimed that senior BJP leader LK Advani recently praised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and called him the hero of Indian politics.
A video of Rahul Gandhi is going viral on social media in which he is seen talking about abolishing the Constitution if he comes to power. Fact check has found the claim made in the viral video to be false.
An image of an advertisement was circulated on social media claiming that it was published by Amul. However, in the fact check, it turned out to be fake.
A social media post alleging that Asaduddin Owaisi visited a temple during his election campaign has been debunked. The claim, accompanied by a photo showing Owaisi with a garland next to a priest, was found to be misleading.
The original video was trimmed and shared as a viral video. Hence, the claim made in the post is FALSE.
The edited clip of Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge that is doing the rounds is being presented as though he is confessing the party’s plans. This article examines the validity of the claims linked to this video.
An old video from Bangladesh is circulating on social media in which a man is saying that he would convert Hindus to Islam, falsely linking it to the Congress and ongoing general elections.
The edited image of TDP leader Chandrababu Naidu purportedly observing the launch of the YSRCP's manifesto has gone viral.
A video is being shared on social media claiming that the people of Amethi used to rebuke former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Our investigation found this claim to be completely misleading.
An old 'cash for votes' video involving a BJP leader was shared on social media during the Lok Sabha polls, falsely linking it to the ongoing general elections.
In this fact check, it was found that the Congress party has not officially released any press release announcing its candidates for Amethi and Raebareli Lok Sabha constituencies.
Amidst the proliferation of fake news on social media, a video surfaced alleging that Rahul Gandhi facilitated the conversion of a Hindu temple into a Muslim establishment in Wayanad, Kerala. However, a fact check by India TV debunked this claim, revealing that the video misrepresented events.
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