India Today Fact Check found that no communal angle was involved in this incident. Both accused individuals, Amit Dey and Asit Dey, are Hindus. According to the police, they were intoxicated when they vandalised the idols.
India Today Fact Check found that the first clip actually shows an anti-government protest by Venezuelans from 2024. The second clip has been available on the internet since November 14, 2025, before Maduro was arrested by the US Army.
This video actually shows a religious congregation at the Charmonai Darbar Sharif in Barisal, Bangladesh.
India Today Fact Check found that this video has nothing to do with the student from Maharashtra's Vasai who fell ill and died after being subjected to corporal punishment.
India Today Fact Check found that the video predates the announcement of the SIR drive in West Bengal.
India Today Fact Check found that the viral video is not even from India but from Bangladesh's Faridpur district and is completely unrelated to the SIR in West Bengal.
This video is from February 23, before the Pahalgam terror attack, during the India-Pakistan Champions Trophy match in Dubai.
The viral video is from July 2023, not from the ongoing floods. But he has visited flood-affected areas and allocated Rs 3.75 crore from his MP fund to assist victims.
India Today Fact Check found that the man is an Indian actor named Sachin Sharma, and the footage was shot on the sets of a web series.
