Social Media Fact-Check

Social Media has empowered the voiceless, yet, it is often the cesspool of fake news. Read before you believe.

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Fact check: Did Prime Minister Modi use an abusive word as claimed by Congress

OpIndia Staff - 21 April, 2019

Unfortunate that Congress has stooped so low that they have resorted to such cheap tactics out of sheer desperation

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Convenor of Delhi Congress IT cell shares badly edited video accusing PM Modi of using an abusive word

OpIndia Staff - 21 April, 2019

Congress' Gaurav Pandhi has earlier also spread misinformation to attack the central government

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Aam Aadmi Party spreads maliciously edited video to defame security forces who were attacked by a mob

OpIndia Staff - 13 April, 2019

AAP posted a video showing security forces attacking people, while hiding that the mob had attacked police first with stones and sticks

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Newslaundry columnist demands that BJP be banned from 2019 elections based on a debunked lie

OpIndia Staff - 13 April, 2019

Jas Oberoi, a columnist with Newslaundry tweeted that Uttar Pradesh police was openly distributing food packets with NaMo and BJP written on them in Noida

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Mahesh Bhatt’s wife peddles fake news about Junaid being lynched for being a Muslim, urges people to remember this when they vote

OpIndia Staff - 13 April, 2019

Has-been actress Soni Razdan, wife of Mahesh Bhatt and mother of actress Alia Bhatt took to Twitter today to fear-monger and lie about the Junaid lynching case to campaign against PM Modi.

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Congress deletes the tweet after it was caught Photoshopping party flag in place of Indian flag

OpIndia Staff - 12 April, 2019

Similar Photoshopped image was earlier shared by Samajwadi Party leader where Samajwadi Party flags were photoshopped in place of Indian flags

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‘Journalist’ Rajdeep Sardesai shamelessly twists PM Modi’s comment on Congress’ ‘Hindu terror’ bogey

OpIndia Staff - 1 April, 2019

Rajdeep Sardesai, the "journalist" who had once said that the Parliament attack back in 2000 actually "excited him" took to Twitter to shamelessly twist PM Narendra Modi's statement.

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