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Man in Janmashtami T-shirt falsely identified as Jamaat supporter

A video of a bearded man wearing a T-shirt of a Janmashtami celebration committee was circulated on Facebook. Posts claimed...

A video of a bearded man wearing a T-shirt of a Janmashtami celebration committee was circulated on Facebook. Posts claimed...

Not a demand for Sharia, London procession was in support of Palestine
Not a demand for Sharia, London procession was in support of Palestine
A video has spread on the social media platform Facebook with the claim that it shows a protest procession by...
Not ISKCON temple, rescue scene from Indian bar
Not ISKCON temple, rescue scene from Indian bar
A video circulating on Facebook claims that police rescued hundreds of women from a brothel located beneath an ISKCON temple.
factcheck Jamalpur rape case falsely reported as 2004 incident
Jamalpur rape case falsely reported as 2004 incident
A news outlet named “Sangbad” recently published an online report about a rape case in Jamalpur, saying it occurred 20...

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Not a demand for Sharia, London procession was in support of Palestine
Not a demand for Sharia, London procession was in support of Palestine
Not ISKCON temple, rescue scene from Indian bar
Not ISKCON temple, rescue scene from Indian bar

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factcheck Kalaroa headmaster retired under normal rules, not over controversy regarding name
Kalaroa headmaster retired under normal rules, not over controversy regarding name
Fake photo card claims Khaleda Zia’s involvement in Ziaur Rahman’s murder
hildren in Ha Giang, Vietnam, misrepresented as Nepal flood victims.
Viral Nepal flood aftermath video actually shows children in Vietnam 
Not Tarique Rahman, Khaleda Zia's remarks were about Ershad
Not Tarique Rahman, Khaleda Zia's remarks were about Ershad
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Night of rumours: How misinformation spread before Bangladesh’s landmark election
Night of rumours: How misinformation spread before Bangladesh’s landmark election
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factcheck Jamalpur rape case falsely reported as 2004 incident
Jamalpur rape case falsely reported as 2004 incident
A news outlet named “Sangbad” recently published an online report about a rape case in Jamalpur, saying it occurred 20...
factcheck Old videos falsely circulated as Iran-Israel conflict footage
Old videos falsely circulated as Iran-Israel conflict footage
A page named Nagorik ip TV, which identifies itself as a news media outlet, broadcast several videos as footage of...

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