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Responding to the accusations online, Jo Ellis took to Facebook and posted a video message stating she was not involved in the crash. She said, "I understand some people have associated me with the crash in D.C. and that is false." She added, "It is insulting to the families to try to tie this to some sort of political agenda. They don’t deserve that. I don’t deserve this."

In 2020, the same ecosystem was at work inciting Islamists against CAA and manufacturing propaganda against India and Hindus through the Western media

When OpIndia checked the 'source' of her claim, we found huge discrepancies in the assertions made by Priyanshi Sharma about India topping the list of countries in fake information.

The accused was later produced before a local court, where the Chief Judicial Magistrate Court sent him to Judicial Custody till October 12.

Pro-Pakistan or pro-China groups are often responsible for spreading disinformation targeting India in the Gulf region as these groups seek to undermine India's relations with the Gulf countries. Disinformation often includes false claims about India's human rights record, its treatment of minorities, and its foreign policy.

Congress leader spread misinformation about the Indian cough syrup, incorrectly linking them to deaths of children in Gambia and Uzbekistan.

A tweet posted by the Ministry of Culture on September 13 also appreciated Arun Yogiraj for his "breathtaking" work over a span of 75 days.

The Indian government issued a statement saying that indicators used for the index were not representative of India's population.

Leicester Islamists also resorted to making outlandish claims to deviate public discourse from targeted attacks on Hindus

The Leicester police have been at the forefront of a misinformation campaign that endangered the lives of Hindus in the city, following the Asia Cup group stage match between India and Pakistan on August 28.