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Fact Check: Behind The Scenes Clip From Music Video Shoot Falsely Shared As Maoist Armed Rebel Soldiers
ClaimViral video claims to show armed Maoist rebel soldiers going underground to launch revolt.FactViral video shows behind the scenes clip from music video shoot of a song by Prakash Saput.
A 33-second video allegedly showing the rebel Maoist soldiers going underground for another revolt is...
Fact Check: RSP Chair Rabi Vowed Not To Spare Those Involved In ‘Framing Cricketer Sandeep’? No, Viral Claim Is Misleading
ClaimRastriya Swatantra Party Chairman Rabi Lamichhane vows to take action against those who conspired against cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane.FactViral video actually shows Lamichhane delivering a political speech at an annual event of his party.
A video allegedly showing Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Chairperson Rabi Lamichhane expressing...
Fact Check: Does This Viral Video Claim RSP Chair Rabi’s Life Under Threat? No, It Only Talks About Gangsters In Politics
ClaimSwatantra Party Chair Rabi Lamichhane’s Life is under threat in ‘Gangster-ruled Nepal’.FactViral video is a clip from a video report on the growing infiltration of gangsters in Nepal’s politics.
A viral video claiming the life of Rashtriya Swatantra Party Chairperson Rabi Lamichhane is on the...
Fact Check: Old Video Of Jagannath Rath Yatra Falsely Claims To Show Devotees From Janakpur Heading Towards Ayodhya
ClaimVideo claims to show a huge mass of people from Nepal's Janakpur heading towards Ayodhya to attend the consecration of the newly built Ram temple. FactViral video is an old clip showing Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra in Odisha state of India.
Many unverified images and videos...
Fact Check: Ex-King Gyanendra Shah Flew To Ayodhya On Special Indian Army Chopper? No, Viral Video Is Misleading
ClaimNepal’s deposed King to be taken to India on a special chopper of Indian Army for the consecration ceremony of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.FactThe former monarch actually visited various Hindu and Buddhist shrines in Nepal’s Hetauda on January 21.
A social media post claiming that...
Fact Check: Viral Video Carrying Purported X Post By Mayor Balen Criticising Religious Conversion Is Edited
ClaimKathmandu Mayor Balen Shah lashes out religious conversion of Hindu people and praises a Hindu religious procession.FactNo, Balen Shah has not posted any social media post challenging those involved in converting people by luring them with few sacks of rice.
A social media post attributed...
Fact Check: Old News Clip Of Govt Decision To Close Schools To Contain Covid-19 Falsely Shared As Recent
ClaimGovernment decided to shut down schools until January 29 to contain the spread of coronavirus.FactCoronavirus is not spreading as claimed in the viral video, an old news clip is being shared as recent.
A video claiming that the Covid-19 Crisis Management Coordination Centre (CCMC) has...
Fact Check: Viral Video Falsely Claims US VP Kamala Harris Born In Nepal’s Gulmi District
ClaimUS Vice President Kamala Harris was born in Nepal’s Gulmi district.FactVP Harris was born in Oakland, US
A 20-second video claiming that US Vice President Kamala Harris was born in Nepal’s Gulmi district is going viral on TikTok.
TikTok user @mistermagarking posted a video showing United...
Fact Check: Nepali Cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane Got Clean-Chit From High Court? Here Is What We Found
ClaimNepali cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane given clean-chit by a High Court.FactLamichhane’s lawyer is planning to appeal against the Kathmandu District Court verdict to sentence him to eight-year in jail.
A video claiming that a High Court has granted a clean-chit to Nepali star cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane...
Fact Check: Rock Engraving Of Mesopotamian Ruler Falsely Shared as 6000 Years Old Carving Of Shri Ram and Hanuman
Claim6000 years old rock engrave of Hindu God Sri Ram and Hanuman Ji found in Silemania, Iraq.FactImage carried in the viral video shows Mesopotamian art in Belula Pass, Iraq.
A video allegedly showing a “6000 years old rock engraving of Hindu God Sri Ram and...
