Fact-Check

Jairam Ramesh attempted to suggest a 'scandalous' link between the Indian government and USAID, despite the fact that External Affairs Minister S Jaishanakar had himself conceded that the US federal agency was allowed to operate in India in good Faith.

He categorically named TN Seshan to glorify the CEC appointed by the Congress government and claimed that "no one called Seshan a 'Congress Man'".

The Mainpuri Police busted fake news peddled by leftwing propagandists, stating that Sajid was killed by his wife and not former accused Bhola Yadav.

Local Muslims debunked Owaisi's exaggerated claims of Muslim exodus from Sambhal.

AAP trolls claimed that a multi crore scam had been perpetrated in the Ayushman Bharat scheme, however, that is not true.

Ayodhya Police responded to Akhilesh Yadav's allegation that the police is checking the ID cards of voters in the Milkipur where by-polls are underway

Arvind Kejriwal falsely claimed that Saini pretended to drink water, and then spat the wated back into Yamuna

Soon after the Ministry of Finance’s notification inviting applications for the post of SEBI chairperson was issued, Congress MP Jairam Ramesh claimed that this was a vindication of Congress's “sustained, fact-based” campaign against outgoing SEBI chairperson Madhabi Buch.

The attempt to give a communal spin to an incident where both the victim and the perpetrator hail from the same Faith is part of the larger ploy to mainstream the 'Bhagwa Love Trap (BLT)' conspiracy theory.

"Kejriwal ji, as a former Chief Minister, I'm surprised you're not aware of the Election Commission's norms. They've requested forces from various states, not just Gujarat," Harsh Sanghavi debunked his lies.