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BOOM found that the original video shows the woman wearing a salwar while taking a dip in the river.

Surrey Police Service (SPS) told BOOM that the video is part of an ongoing landlord-tenant dispute and that the incident had nothing to do with beef, meat, religion or ideology.

BOOM found that the quote attributed to Gaurav Bhatia is fabricated and that NBT Hindi News, whose graphic was used to spread the claim, has also rubbished it as fake.

BOOM tested the video using multiple AI detection tools, which confirmed that it was generated using artificial intelligence.

The devastating flash floods that tore through the Nepal-China border on August 26 have since swept away towns, roads and bridges, leaving a trail of destruction and loss of life.

BOOM found that the viral video is from Madaripur, Bangladesh showing the dead body of a rape and murder victim.

BOOM found that Gandhi in the original video was referring to statements previously made by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.

BOOM found that the video is actually from 2018, when Punjab was governed by the Congress.

BOOM found that the letter is fake and AI-generated. The document also contains errors which are inconsistent with an official historical letter.

BOOM found that the video was recorded at Mexicos Zcalo during the FIFA World Cup on July 1, 2026.

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 women in the video is Ashwini Dagde and she is not Muslim

BOOM found that the video is AI-generated and does not show a man who underwent surgery to become a dog.

BOOM found that the video is from July 19 and predates the Jharkhand student protests