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Meet Tahaffuz-E-Deen India YouTube channel, calls Khalistani terrorist ‘Hindu’, uses BBC’s misleading report against Kashmiri Pandits and more
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Islamic channel Tahaffuz-E-Deen India spreads fake and misleading reports about Hindus. Uses false claims to spread misinformation.
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh booked, FIR filed for sharing unrelated image to show Muslims as victim a day after Ram Navami processions were attacked...
After spreading misinformation, Digvijaya Singh quietly deleted the unrelated image and has not yet apologised for the same.
Former Jansatta Editor Om Thanvi shares a 3-year-old misleading video to claim BJP is involved in electoral malpractice in UP assembly polls
Despite being 'fact-checked' by the UP Police, 'journalist' Om Thanvi did not bother to apologise or take down the video.
TMC MP and former Prasar Bharati CEO Jawhar Sircar gets schooled for spreading lies on Padma awards
Jawhar Sircar asked why Dilip Kumar not awarded Padma Vibhushan, while the actor was awarded Padma Vibhushan in 2015
Congress, TRS share clipped video of BJP MP Pragya Thakur to claim that she endorsed consumption of alcohol: Here is the truth
The BJP Parliamentarian, while calling for total prohibition, also pointed out the significance of alcohol in Ayurveda.
Shashi Tharoor hails Under-19 Badminton Player Tasnim Mir for securing top spot in World Junior Rankings, gets the facts wrong
Shashi Tharoor claimed Tasmin Mir is first Indian under-19 badminton player to secure top position in junior rankings, which is incorrect
Mastermind behind Bulli Bai app also created an alias named ‘Javed Alam’ to mislead the Sulli Deals probe: Reports
Bulli Bai app creator Niraj Bishnoi had tried to mislead the police with a Muslim alias during the 'Sulli Deals' app controversy.
Indian Express spreads fake news, claims BJP workers raised “Khalistani slogans” near Ludhiana DC’s office: Here is the truth
Indian Express published report with misleading title showing BJP workers raised 'Khalistan slogans' at DC office in Ludhiana
Facebook accepts that its third-party fact checks are nothing but ‘protected opinions’: Reports
Last year, TV journalist John Stossel had published a video on Facebook titled, "Government Fueled Fires' in the aftermath of the 2020 California forest fires. The video was censored by Facebook as 'misleading'.
Subramanian Swamy peddles debunked lies to claim India helped in the creation of Wuhan coronavirus
Last year, the NCBS had made it clear that no biological samples or infectious agents were transferred into or outside of India and the study had no connection with coronaviruses.
