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Fact Check: Muslim lawyer defending ISKCON’s Chinmoy Krishna Das killed in Chittagong?
On Monday, November 25, the Dhaka Metropolitan Police arrested Chinmoy Krishna Das, leader of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) in Bangladesh. Das was named in a complaint accusing him and several others of insulting the national flag of Bangladesh. Known for his advocacy of religious minority rights, Das
Bhavnagar, Gujarat— Hindu Tailor Attacked By Muslim Extremists For Playing Hanuman Chalisa? Fact-Check
A video depicting three young men physically assaulting a man has gone viral, alleging that Muslim extremists attacked a Hindu tailor for performing Hanuman Chalisa in his shop. Verified accounts on twitter, including @MeghUpdates tweeted “An Kanaiyalal like attempt was made in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar- A tailor who was playing Hamuman
After The Fake Death Of Poonam Pandey, Old Image Of Arshi Pandey From Uttarakhand Circulated With Communal Claims: Fact-Check
There was a viral report that actress and social media star Poonam Pandey died of cervical cancer. According to a shared image, her husband physically abused her to the point where she had to be admitted to the hospital. Azzat Alsalem (“@AzzatAlsaalem“) tweeted “Poonam Pandey married Shamshad Ali aka Sam!
Cricket World Cup — FIR Registered Against Australian Cricketer Mitchell Marsh For Putting Legs On World Cup Trophy? Fact-Check
An FIR has been registered in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, against Australian cricketer Mitchell Marsh for putting legs on the World Cup trophy after winning the Cricket World Cup 2023, according to social media reports. Verified accounts on X, including OpIndia.com (“@OpIndia_com“) tweeted the picture of the Australian cricketer Mitchell Marsh
Priest Brutally Lynched for Playing Bhajans at Shiv Temple in Bihar
In today’s digital age, social media has become a powerful tool for sharing information. However, with its widespread reach, misinformation and false claims can quickly go viral, leading to potential harm and disharmony. One such incident that gained significant attention was the news from Vaishali District, Bihar, where a temple
