A Facebook photocard claims Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam said the Awami League mobilised ‘Inqilab Moncho’ to derail the February 12...

Claims that Bangladesh’s February 12 election has been suspended are false; a fact-check finds the posts misrepresent CPD comments and...

Claims that voting was suspended in five Gazipur constituencies are false; fact-check shows the notice only concerned delay in ballot...

An YouTube video claims that DUCSU Vice President Md. Abu Shadik Kayem held a large assembly at Sheikh Hasina’s ancestral...

A Jamuna TV–branded photocard circulating on Facebook falsely claims that BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed said the Awami League could join...

An old police scuffle video from Sunamganj is being shared with the false claim that a mob tortured a Chhatra...

A video circulated on Facebook claims BNP activists publicly cut off the leg of a Jubo League leader in Debidwar,...

A Facebook video claims a Voice of America survey shows 75% of people in Bangladesh want the Awami League to...

A photo shared on Facebook claimed a Chhatra League worker lost his hand in political violence in Noakhali. Fact-checking shows...

A video falsely claims to show the arrest of an attacker of Osman Sharif Hadi; fact-check confirms the footage is...

A Facebook video falsely claims to show a massive Awami League rally in Dhaka. The footage actually shows a student-led...

A viral video claims NCP leader Hasnat Abdullah joined the Awami League, but fact-checking shows the claim is false.

Attorney General didn’t say Sheikh Hasina’s verdict would be overturned; fact-check shows the video was taken out of context.

A photocard claims former ICT State Minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak was granted bail after 491 days; fact-checking shows the claim...

A video claiming ICC verdicts in favour of Sheikh Hasina. Fact-check shows it is actually from a UN OHCHR press...

A video claiming lawyers backed the November 17 shutdown is misleading; fact-check shows pro-BNP lawyers demanding ousted PM Sheikh Hasina’s...

Video claiming Awami League brought truckloads of weapons for “Lockdown Dhaka” is false; fact-check reveals an old Satkhira Army operation.

The video was falsely shared as a recent Awami-BNP clash, but fact-check confirms it is old footage from the 2024...

A video falsely claimed to show the Awami League’s lockdown preparation, but fact-check confirms it is a BNP torch procession...

Dismislab analyzed 62,529 review posts across 1,118 pages to trace how this network operates, who it targets, and how the...

Videos circulate with the false claim that the Bangladesh Army has clearly stated it will not play effective role in...

Video falsely claims an attack on Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s Chattogram residence; fact-check shows the clip is from Awami...

A real Awami League rally with a small crowd was edited using AI to make it appear several times larger...

Video falsely claims cash recovered from NCP leader’s house; actually over five years old and shows Awami League leader’s home.

Amid Gopalganj clashes on July 16, old photos and videos were falsely shared as scenes from the violence.

Several old videos have been falsely circulated on Facebook claiming to show Awami League's programs during the July 20 hartal.

While Rakib, a student of Dhaka College, was injured in the incident, he has not died, as confirmed by one...

Dismislab discovered that both incidents took place before August 5, the day Awami League, former ruling party, government fell.

The original news from which the fake screenshot derived mentioned the arrest of two BNP workers on charges of arson.

Both the claims surrounding the photo were false.