A video was shared by one @DineshKumarLive on social media platform X on 25 February 2024. The caption in this video read, "RLD workers joined Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra. Will Jayant Chaudhary return to the I.N.D.I.A...?"
A post has been going viral on social media claiming to be a picture of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma with their newborn son. But all these pictures turned out to be fake in the fact check of done by India TV.
A circulating video purportedly showing Mukesh Ambani endorsing a stock market forum has been debunked as a deepfake by India TV Fact Check. Created using artificial voice cloning, the clip falsely portrays Ambani offering investment advice.
The viral photo purportedly showing MS Dhoni at a gurudwara amid the farmers' protests is actually from 2022, taken in London. Fact-checking reveals that the claim linking it to the ongoing protests is false.
The video circulating on social media allegedly showing PM Narendra Modi waving at the sea during the Sudarshan Setu bridge inauguration has sparked misleading claims. Fact-checking reveals that PM Modi was actually waving at people on boats near the bridge, not at the sea itself.
The India TV Fact Check team confirmed the circular's inauthenticity, emphasising that the ECI has not disclosed any election dates. The Commission reiterated this stance on X, denouncing the misleading message and urging the public to verify information before sharing.
Amidst widespread misinformation, a photo depicting a bullet-pierced utensil, falsely linked to the farmers' protest, has been debunked by the India TV Fact Check team. The image's true origin was traced to an incident in Chattogram, Bangladesh, near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border.
Watching the video, it seems as if Manish Kashyap is giving a class to both the actors in front of them.
The India TV Fact Check team has debunked the misinformation surrounding an old video circulating on social media, misrepresented as a recent incident in the farmers' protest near the Delhi border.
The India TV Fact Check team has debunked the misinformation surrounding an old video circulating on social media, misrepresented as a recent incident in the farmers' protest near the Delhi border.
FACT CHECK: The resurfacing of an old image depicting a police officer detaining a Sikh man with misleading captions sparked a wave of misinformation on social media, falsely implicating supporters of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
Misleading videos falsely depicting alcohol distribution at the farmers' protests have circulated online, drawing attention to the issue. India TV's Fact Check team debunked these videos, tracing them to unrelated events like the Baba Rodu Shah fair in Punjab and an incident from April 2020.
The resurfacing of a distressing video depicting a woman being assaulted on live TV, falsely linked to recent protests in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal, was debunked by India TV's Fact Check team.
The misleading video, previously associated with clashes during Republic Day celebrations, has been circulating since January 2021. Reports suggest that Nihang Sikhs were involved in a tractor rally on January 26, 2021, encountering clashes with police while en route to Red Fort.
A video circulating on social media shows people distributing alcohol. It is claimed to be from the farmer's protest, suggesting that the individuals consuming alcohol are farmers. However, the truth behind this video is quite different.
Many videos go viral on social media every day, so it is difficult to know which one is real and which one is fake, hence India TV does this fact check for you.
The circulation of a photo allegedly depicting modified tractors falsely linked to the 'Delhi Chalo' farmers' protest is causing misinformation on social media. The misleading narrative suggests the tractors are intended to breach police barricades for the protest's entry into Delhi.
The viral video depicting a girl pleading against eviction in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, is misleadingly portrayed as recent, despite being from January 2023. Amidst the unrest in Haldwani, triggered by demolition activities and resulting in fatalities, the emotional plea captured online attention.
The circulating altered video purportedly showing Rahul Gandhi miscalculating a simple math equation has been debunked by India TV's fact check. The original footage reveals Gandhi accurately discussing the representation of marginalised communities during his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra.
FACT CHECK: Violent clashes ensued, prompting a shoot-at-sight order and internet suspension by Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami. Fact-checking revealed the video's true origin, prompting investigations and plans to invoke the National Security Act.
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