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Train video is from Bangladesh, not protesters headed to Delhi

A video has been shared on Facebook with the claim that hundreds of protesters are traveling to Delhi by train...

A video has been shared on Facebook with the claim that hundreds of protesters are traveling to Delhi by train...

Viral school assault video falsely attributed to a teacher in Bangladesh.
Viral video shows student being beaten by classmate’s guardian, not teacher
A video falsely claiming that a Bangladesh school teacher beat a student actually shows a guardian attacking another student after...
Spanish protest photo falsely shared as an anti-Modi rally in India.
Spanish protest photo shared as anti-Modi movement in India 
A photo falsely shared as an anti-Modi protest in India actually shows a demonstration in Madrid, Spain, over the migration...
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Two videos claiming arrests for wearing hijab show different incidents
Scenes of two different incidents in India are being circulated with the claim of arrest due to not wearing a...

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Viral school assault video falsely attributed to a teacher in Bangladesh.
Viral video shows student being beaten by classmate’s guardian, not teacher
Spanish protest photo falsely shared as an anti-Modi rally in India.
Spanish protest photo shared as anti-Modi movement in India 

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