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BOOM found that the viral video is a face-swapped version of a 2017 clip featuring another man. AI-detection tools also flagged signs of manipulation.

BOOM found that two of the visuals are from Bangladesh, and the crowd visuals are from the 2022 Argentina World Cup victory.

BOOM found that the visuals show crowd gathered for an Indian Air Force event in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi in October 2026.

BOOM found that the video has been digitally altered. In the original footage from October 2023, Kalia was speaking about infiltration attempts along the Line of Control.

BOOM found that the visuals have no connection to the Bangladeshi couple executed in Saudi Arabia.

BOOM found that the video is from West Bengal and not related to the recent protests demanding the resingation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar

BOOM found that the clips are old and unrelated to the October 10 CJP protests

The video was posted by a Bangladeshi Facebook page that creates staged videos.

BOOM spoke to local residents and police, who confirmed that the viral video was from an ad shoot in Virar, Maharashtra

BOOM found that the viral video is authentic and that police personnel were present near the dancers during the cultural programme.

BOOM found that the woman is content creator Jannat, who posted the video in November 2025 after an alleged deepfake involving her went viral.

BOOM found that the photograph was artificially generated using OpenAI tools.

BOOM found that the video was synthetically generated using artificial intelligence.

BOOM found that both photographs of Nayanthara were manipulated using Google AI.

BOOM found that the video is from 27 January 2024 when Mahrang Baloch addressed a massive public gathering in Quetta, Pakistan.

BOOM found that the video is from June 20, from India-Bangladesh border, during an altercation between BGB and BSF personnel

BOOM found that the picture is fake and was generated using OpenAI tools.