Political Fact-Check

Rahul Gandhi on 7th August claimed that EPIC number FPP6437040 is listed in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and two polling stations in the same constituency in Karnataka. But a search does not back the claim

On the 7th of August 2025, Rahul Gandhi, the crowned prince of Congress, went on an unhinged rant yet again - blaming everything but himself for the abysmal electoral condition of his party

Tejashwi Yadav on Saturday claimed that his name is missing in the draft Bihar electoral list published on 1st August, 2025, but actually his name appears in the list

While making up a story, which is often does, Rahul Gandhi forgot a crucial detail, Arun Jaitley was not alive when the farm laws were introduced and when the farmers in Punjab along with some opposition parties started protesting against them.

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

Contrary to the falsehood peddled by the Congress ecosystem, Home Minister Amit Shah did not insult Dr Ambedkar, rather, he launched a scathing attack on the Congress party and accused it of using the constitution as its “private property”.

In a notification dated 21-09-2024 and signed by Raksha Sharma, the deputy secretary (Jal Shakti) to the government of Himachal Pradesh, it is clearly mentioned that in urban areas where residents use their own water sources and the sewerage system of the Jal Shakti department, a tax of Rs 25 per seat per month would be levied.

Wrestler turned politician Bajrang Punia was caught spreading fake news regarding the farmer protests on social media on 26 September

The central government's fact checking body on Saturday refuted as "misleading" the claim made by WB CM Mamata Banerjee about her microphone being switched off during a NITI Aayog meeting