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From an unrelated video being shared to show the Tripura administration taking action after the recent attack on Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Tripura to a deepfake claiming to show the Defence Minister of India, Rajnath Singh, saying that morale is low among the Indian Army personnel during his Diwali 2026 address, here are five of the most viral pieces of misinformation we debunked this week.
A video is going viral on social media, claiming to show a defence analyst stating that the recent Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) attack in Kulgam is a 'false-flag operation' to divert public attention from the growing political pressure on the Narendra Modi-led government.
However, the claim is false, as the video is a deepfake.
The original video doesn't show Defence Expert Praful Bakshi calling the Kulgam attack a ‘false flag operation’.
Read our fact-check here.
However, the claim is false.
The video dates back to 2023 and shows the UAE (United Arab Emirates) National Day celebrations.
Read the full report here.
However, the claim is false, as the video shows visuals from the Jordanian parliament.
Read the fact-check here.
A video is going viral on social media, claiming to show Defence Minister of India Rajnath Singh saying that the morale is low among the Indian Army personnel during his address ahead of the Diwali celebrations.
However, the claim is false, as the video is a deepfake.
Read the full story here.
A video is going viral on social media, claiming to show the Tripura administration taking action after the recent attack on Border Security Force (BSF) personnel in Tripura's Sepahijala district.
What is the claim?: According to the posts, the video purportedly shows the Tripura administration taking action using a bulldozer against those accused in the case of the attack on the BSF.
However, the claim is false, as the video predates the BSF attack in Tripura.
The video shows a shop being demolished during eviction in Bangladesh.
Read the full fact-check here.
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