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BOOM found that the visuals are old and unrelated to the recent demonstrations demanding the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar.

BOOM found that the video is from Panipat, Haryana, where sanitation workers staged a protest and dumped garbage on the road in August, 2026.

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

Journalists from local Bengali news outlets said Facebook restricted their reports on alleged vote rigging during the Bengal bypolls on October 6.

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

BBC News confirmed to BOOM that the footage was not aired by the organisation.

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

In the original video, Kapurthala SP Major Singh Dhadda says police received no complaint or concrete information about the alleged rape.

BOOM found that the video was originally posted by a YouTube channel that creates scripted content.

BOOM found that one video dates back to a CJP protest against then Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in July 2026, while the other is from an anti-EVM protest held in Delhi in January 2024.

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.

Ved Patil, coordinator at E-Cell, IIT Bombay, said that fake claims are being spread to defame IIT Bombay students.

BOOM found that the viral story is false. Ujjain Police denied any such theft case, and the images used with the claim were AI-generated.

BOOM found that the visuals have no relation to the recent developments in the West Asia conflict.

BOOM found that the video is from a paramedical students protest in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh.

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

Iranian President Pezeshkian bent down to pick up an item dropped by Jain monk Acharya Lokesh Muni, who confirmed this to BOOM.

BOOM found that the image was generated using Open AI's tools

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 video was synthetically generated using artificial intelligence.

BOOM found that while one of the videos was generated using Google AI, the other shows the controlled demolition of a building that took place in 2017.

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.

BOOM found that the viral video was shot by a Vietnamese content creator and is unrelated to the recent devastating floods in Nepal.

BOOM found that the visuals show a man-made sculpture created under the supervision of the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts.

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 the videos are unrelated to the flash flood that hit Nepal on August 26, 2026.

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 man seen with Rajiv and Rahul Gandhi in the photograph is Siddharth Reddy, who was among Rajiv Gandhis close friends.

BOOM found that the video shows the launch of Japan's fourth Taigei-class submarine in 2023.

BOOM found that the video is from an event in Siwan, Bihar, on June 20, 2025. The national anthem is not playing in the original video.

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

BOOM found the video is digitally altered with an AI-generated voice-over.

BOOM found that the video was recorded on July 6, 2026, when Singh hoisted the party flag in front of his Barrackpore office.

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 statement is not authentic and was posted by a satirical account impersonating the Italian Embassy.

BOOM found that the video is from Sriganganagar, Rajasthan. The police have detained two people in this incident.

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 picture is fake and was generated using OpenAI tools.

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

BOOM traced Sheikh Hasina's original address and an AI detection tool also indicated that the audio was synthetic.