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Executive Summary
A video is being shared on social media with the claim that Indian security forces faced resistance from local residents during a cordon-and-search operation in the Batamaloo area of Srinagar. Some Pakistani propaganda accounts are sharing the video in an attempt to link it to the recent security operation. Research by CyberPeace found that the viral video is old and unrelated to the recent security operation in the Batamaloo area of Srinagar. The research revealed that the video is actually from Bishnupur, Manipur. It is being falsely presented as footage from Jammu and Kashmir, with claims that local residents were strongly resisting security forces. Similarly, a second video is also being shared with a misleading claim linking it to the recent security operation. The video shows some militants greeting and congratulating one another. However, these visuals are also unrelated to the recent security operation in Batamaloo, Srinagar.
Claim:
An X user shared the viral video with the caption: “Indian security forces have launched a cordon-and-search operation in the Batamaloo area of Srinagar. It is being reported that local residents are strongly resisting the operation.”
https://x.com/ThokaReturns/status/2097979588223930651
FactCheck
As part of our research, we also examined other sources and available reports related to the viral video. However, we did not find any credible report linking the incident shown in the viral video to the recent security operation in Batamaloo, Srinagar. To verify the viral claim, we conducted a reverse image search of the keyframes from the video. During the search, we found similar visuals on the DNA India website, which were published on November 16, 2017.
It is being claimed that the militants are congratulating one another and claiming territorial gains in several areas in response to the Indian Army’s security operation in Batamaloo. However, these claims could not be substantiated. According to the available evidence, the visuals are old and unrelated to the recent security operation. As part of the next step in our research, we found similar visuals on the Northeast Live Facebook page. According to the report, tension had escalated in Manipur’s Bishnupur district after an angry mob set a vehicle on fire on suspicion that the occupants were carrying arms and ammunition. The incident reportedly left 20 people injured.
The incident took place along Tidim Road in the Ningthoukhong and Thinungei areas of Bishnupur district, where locals were observing a bandh. During the protest, people became suspicious of two vehicles and stopped them to check them.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1446641790532433
Conclusion
No credible evidence was found to substantiate these claims. Our research found that the visuals shown in the videos are old and unrelated to the recent security operation in Batamaloo, Srinagar. Security forces had conducted a cordon-and-search operation in the Batamaloo area as part of routine counter-terrorism measures. However, no credible report or other concrete evidence was found linking the videos being shared on social media to this operation.
Executive Summary
A video is being widely shared on social media with the claim that a female journalist was assaulted by the Delhi Police. The video is being shared with the claim that a female police officer from the Delhi Police is seen assaulting and misbehaving with a female journalist. In the video, a woman wearing a police uniform can be seen allegedly assaulting another woman. Research by the Research Wing of CyberPeace found that the video is actually from a movie shoot. Social media users are sharing it with a misleading claim.
Claim
Social media users shared the video with the caption: “A female journalist is being beaten up by the Delhi Police. What will happen to ordinary people?”
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1599067985010003
https://archive.ph/mgCqt
Fact Check
While investigating the video being shared with the claim that a female journalist was assaulted by the Delhi Police, we conducted a reverse image search of its keyframes. During the search, we found the same video on a Facebook page called ‘CineEdge Media-Behind the Scenes’. The video was uploaded on the page on June 26, 2026. The description and hashtags used with the video indicate that it is not footage of an actual police action, but is related to a film shoot.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1542614027395118
In addition, the bio of the aforementioned Facebook page states that it posts videos featuring film acting sequences, action thrillers, and behind-the-scenes footage from movies
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578948364025&sk=reels_tab
As part of the research, we also examined the CineEdge Media YouTube account. We found that the account has uploaded videos related to films and acting
Conclusion
The evidence gathered during our research makes it clear that the video being shared with the claim that a female journalist was assaulted by the Delhi Police is actually footage from a movie shoot. The video was found on a social media page that shares film-related content, including acting sequences, action scenes and behind-the-scenes footage. Therefore, the claim that the video shows a female journalist being assaulted by the Delhi Police is misleading.
Executive Summary
A video of an elderly woman performing a pole vault is being widely shared on social media. The video is being shared with the claim that the woman, who can be seen performing the astonishing feat, is 95 years old. Several people can also be seen around her in the video. She runs at full speed while carrying a pole and then leaps over a bar placed at a height. People present at the venue can be seen applauding her remarkable performance. A research done by the Research Wing of CyberPeace found that the video is not real but AI-generated.
Claim
An X user shared the video with the caption: “Defying age with speed. At the age of 95, she stepped onto the track with a stick in her hand… planted her feet and started running… such determination that even age was left behind… and here we are, at 95, forget running, we start looking for a lift the moment we see the stairs.”
https://x.com/neeraj_raathi/status/2097879324573798613
https://archive.ph/8Invi
Fact Check
To verify the authenticity of the viral video showing the elderly woman performing a pole vault, we first conducted a Google search using relevant keywords. However, we did not find any credible media reports or other reliable sources identifying the video as footage of a real pole vault competition.
We then conducted a keyframe search and found the same video uploaded on September 8, 2026, on a Facebook page called ‘Senior Salute’, an AI content creator. The post also carries an AI-generated content label.
Upon reviewing the Facebook account, we found several similar videos showing elderly people performing various stunts. The account appears to exclusively create and share AI-generated videos.
We also checked the video using another AI detection tool, Truth Scan. In its analysis, the tool gave the viral video a 90 percent score, indicating that it was likely AI-generated.
In addition, we checked the visuals in the viral video using another AI detection platform, AIorNOT. In its analysis, the tool also indicated a high likelihood that the visuals in the video were AI-generated.
Conclusion
The evidence gathered during our research makes it clear that the viral video showing an elderly woman performing a pole vault is not genuine but AI-generated. The same video was found on a Facebook page that primarily shares AI-generated content and was posted with an AI-generated content label. Further, multiple AI detection tools also indicated a high likelihood that the video was created using AI. Therefore, the claim that the video shows a 95-year-old woman performing a real pole vault is false.
Executive Summary
A volcano erupted at Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau on the night of September 4, 2026. A video is being shared on social media in connection with the eruption. The video shows lava rising high into the air following a volcanic eruption, with people seen fleeing the area. Some social media users are sharing the video claiming that it shows the eruption of Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano. Research by CyberPeace found that the viral video is AI-generated. The video was created with the help of AI tools. However, four volcanoes, including Anak Krakatau, have erupted in Indonesia.
Claim
An Instagram user shared the viral video with the caption: “Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano erupted Friday night. According to MAGMA Indonesia, lava fountains were seen rising from the volcano’s crater, while ash plumes reached a height of up to 400 metres. The volcano remains at Level III, with authorities enforcing a 3-kilometre exclusion zone around the crater.”
https://www.instagram.com/reels/DdBfQprThPA/
Fact Check
To investigate the viral video, we examined it closely and noticed several inconsistencies. At the beginning of the video, people can be seen standing calmly as the volcanic eruption takes place. Shortly afterward, the vehicles parked there suddenly begin moving. In one of the cars, no driver is visible. Meanwhile, the legs of a person running on the road disappear, and the person appears to merge into the background. These visual inconsistencies raised suspicions that the viral video had been created using AI tools.
We checked the video using the AI detection tool Hive Moderation, which indicated that there was a more than 94 percent likelihood that the video was AI-generated.
We checked the keyframes of the video using the AI detection tool Was It AI, which identified the video as 97 percent likely to be AI-generated.
Conclusion
The Anak Krakatau volcano in Indonesia erupted on the night of September 4, 2026. However, our research found that the video being shared in connection with the eruption was created using AI tools. Visual inconsistencies in the footage, along with the results of AI detection tools, indicate that the video is AI-generated and does not show genuine footage of the Anak Krakatau eruption. Therefore, the claim that the viral video shows the September 4 eruption of Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano is false.
Executive Summary
A video is being shared on social media showing a female cricket player seemingly making an impressive catch in the air after rotating 360 degrees. The video is being shared with claims that the player pulled off the extraordinary catch in an incredible feat on the cricket field. Research by CyberPeace found the viral claim to be false. Our research revealed that the viral video was edited with the help of AI. The video uses actual broadcast footage from the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup match between India and New Zealand, but the 360-degree catch shown in the video was not part of the actual match.
Claim:
A video of a female cricketer making an incredible 360-degree catch is being shared on social media as a real incident from a cricket match.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/DdEca3LNT00/
Fact Check
To verify the authenticity of the viral claim, we conducted a Google search using relevant keywords. However, we did not find any credible media reports confirming the claim.
As part of the next step in our research, we conducted a reverse image search of the keyframes from the video. During the search, we found the same video on a YouTube channel, where it was identified as AI-generated.
As the next step, we scanned the viral video using the AI detection tool Hive Moderation. According to the tool’s results, there is a 70 percent probability that the video is AI-generated.
As part of the next step in our research, we scanned the viral video using an AI detection tool. According to the results, the viral video is AI-generated.
Conclusion
Our research found that the viral video was edited with the help of AI. The video uses actual broadcast footage from the 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup match between India and New Zealand. However, the 360-degree catch shown in the video was not part of the actual match.
Executive Summary:
A video is being shared on social media showing two women wearing burqas arguing with a man riding a motorcycle on a road and later slapping him. Social media users are sharing the video as being from India, claiming that Muslim women are being targeted in public places. The video is being widely circulated across various social media platforms with this claim. However, research by the CyberPeace Research Wing found that the viral video does not show an incident of Muslim women being targeted in India. The video is actually from the shooting of a short film in Pakistan.
Claim:
A Facebook user shared the viral video claiming, “Muslim girls are now being targeted while walking on the streets in our country. Seeing a Muslim girl, a love-struck man threw his mobile number in front of her while walking past. The viral video clearly shows what the boy did, and the girl's reaction is worth watching. Such acts are harming social harmony in our country.”
The archived link and screenshot of the post are provided below.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1087774553785531
FactCheck
To verify the authenticity of the viral claim, we conducted a reverse image search of the keyframes from the video. During the search, we found the same video on a Pakistani Instagram account, @livinglegendsbiography, where it was posted on May 25, 2026. The caption of the post clearly stated that the video was part of a drama shoot featuring Heera Faisal and Rabia Faisal. The video itself also contains indications that it was staged. After the man is slapped, both women wearing burqas and the motorcycle rider can be seen laughing. This further confirms that the video is not from a real incident but was part of a scripted drama shoot. The link to the post and a screenshot are provided below.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/DYwXNp4I-eE/
Continuing our research, we also found the trailer of the short film ‘Ghairat’ posted on Rabia Faisal’s Instagram account on July 5, 2026. The trailer features several scenes that closely resemble those seen in the viral video. According to the information provided in the post, the short film was released on July 20, 2026. This further confirms that the viral video is not from a real incident, but was part of the shooting of the short film. The link to the post and a screenshot are provided below.
Conclusion:
The evidence gathered during our research makes it clear that the video circulating on social media does not show a real incident of Muslim women being targeted in public places in India. During the research, we found the same video on a Pakistani Instagram account, where it was identified as part of a drama shoot featuring Heera Faisal and Rabia Faisal. We also found the trailer of the short film ‘Ghairat’ on Rabia Faisal’s account, which contains scenes resembling those seen in the viral video. Based on the available evidence, it is clear that the viral video was recorded during the shooting of a short film in Pakistan. Therefore, the claim that the video shows an incident of Muslim women being targeted in India is false.
Executive Summary
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever is on an official visit to India. During the visit, he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Meanwhile, a video of his speech is going viral on social media. In his speech, Bart De Wever can be heard saying to PM Modi, “Chocolate is excellent for diplomacy, but not for diplomatic travel.” The video is being shared with the claim that Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomacy by referring to “chocolate diplomacy.” A research done by the CyberPeace Research Wing found that Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever had brought an unusual and thoughtful gift for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was a miniature replica of Delhi’s iconic India Gate, made entirely from Belgian chocolate. However, the chocolate replica melted during the journey to India. Referring to the incident, Bart De Wever made the remark in a humorous manner, saying that the chocolate gift could not withstand the journey. The video is now being shared by users with a misleading claim.
Claim:
X user Jyoti Verma wrote, “Belgium is a small country, smaller than the city of Mumbai, yet its Prime Minister is taking a jibe at Modi by saying that ‘chocolate is a very good thing for diplomacy.’ Modi has brought the level of Indian diplomacy down so much that even the leader of a small country does not hesitate to mock and belittle him. How much more humiliation does Modi want India to face because of his weak leadership? In my view, he has turned Indian citizens into ‘third-class’ citizens in the eyes of the world. There are also reports that discrimination and bias against Indian citizens are increasing in other countries.”
https://x.com/Jotti__Vr/status/2096154750425424086?s=20
Fact Check
During the research of the claim, a search using relevant keywords led us to the full video of the Belgian Prime Minister posted on ANI’s official X handle. In the video, Bart De Wever can be seen mentioning the chocolate replica of India Gate during a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
https://x.com/ANI/status/2095426762243281060?s=20
As part of the research, we found a report published on the Times of India website on September 4, 2026. According to the report, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever arrived in India carrying a unique and special gift for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was a miniature replica of Delhi’s iconic India Gate, made entirely of Belgian chocolate. However, there was one problem—the chocolate replica melted during the journey to India. During a joint press conference with Prime Minister Modi in New Delhi on September 3, De Wever shared the anecdote in a light-hearted manner. He said he had planned to gift Modi a replica of India Gate made from “the finest Belgian chocolate.” However, unlike the real India Gate, which has stood for nearly a century, the chocolate replica did not survive the journey intact. De Wever jokingly remarked, “Chocolate is great for diplomacy, but not for diplomatic travel.”
Conclusion:
Our research found that the viral claim is misleading. Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever did indeed bring a miniature replica of India Gate made entirely of Belgian chocolate as a gift for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. However, the claim that the replica “melted during the journey” needs context. De Wever mentioned the incident humorously during his joint press conference with PM Modi, explaining that the chocolate replica did not survive the journey intact. Therefore, the viral post is based on a genuine incident but may present the context in a misleading manner.
Executive Summary
A video has recently gone viral on social media, with claims that it shows Iranian air defence systems intercepting attacks by US fighter jets. The video is being widely shared across various social media platforms, linking it to the ongoing military tensions between Iran and the United States. CyberPeace’s research found the viral claim to be misleading. The research revealed that the video is old and has no connection with the ongoing war between Iran and the US or any recent military action.
Claim:
A video shared on the social media platform X claims that Iranian air defence systems are responding to an attack by US aircraft.
https://x.com/tvir_X/status/2095185048567968013?s=20
Factcheck
As part of our research, we conducted a reverse image search of the keyframes from the viral video. During the search, we found the same video on The Sun’s YouTube channel, where it was published on November 16, 2024. According to the video’s description, the incident took place in Odesa, Ukraine, where Ukrainian air defence systems engaged in a heavy confrontation with Russian drones. The descr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxECQr27wng
As part of our research, we found the video on the CGTN Europe YouTube channel, where it was published on November 18, 2024.The unverified footage appears to show heavy gunfire lighting up the night sky over Odesa, Ukraine. It is claimed that anti-aircraft guns were fired in response to a Russian drone attack.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Hq5P-UoPNHc
Conclusion:
The evidence gathered during our research makes it clear that the video circulating on social media is not related to the ongoing military tensions or any recent military action between Iran and the United States. A reverse image search revealed that the same video was published in November 2024. According to the video’s description, it shows Ukrainian air defence systems responding to a Russian drone attack in Odesa, Ukraine. Therefore, the claim that the viral video shows Iranian air defence systems intercepting attacks by US fighter jets is misleading.
Executive Summary
A video showing a building collapse is going viral on social media. It is being shared as footage of a tragic incident that took place in Satya Niketan, Delhi. The video is accompanied by claims that it shows the building collapse in Satya Niketan. However, a research by CyberPeace’s Research Wing found that the viral video is not from the incident in Satya Niketan, Delhi. The research revealed that the video is actually from Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, where a building collapsed on September 5, 2026. Clear similarities were found between the viral video and visuals from the incident in Moradabad. This confirms that an old video is being shared on social media with a false context, linking it to the incident in Satya Niketan, Delhi.
Claim:
A user shared the viral video on YouTube with the caption: “Major accident in Delhi! A five-storey building collapsed.”
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1qeW-pFoMd4
Fact Check
While investigating the viral video, we conducted a reverse image search using its keyframes. This led us to the same video, which was uploaded on an Instagram account on September 5, 2026. The text visible in the video identified the location as Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc54OW2SOh3/
In the next stage of our research, we found the video on Republic Bharat’s Instagram channel, where it was also identified as being from Moradabad.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/Dc8XTlpgaRL/
Based on the information gathered above, a keyword search led us to a report published by Dainik Bhaskar on September 5, 2026. The report also contained visuals matching those seen in the viral video. According to the Dainik Bhaskar report, on September 5, 2026, a four-storey dilapidated building collapsed in the Mughalpura area of Moradabad amid heavy rain, triggering panic in the area. However, the administration had sealed the building a day earlier after assessing its condition. The incident took place at around 3 p.m. The building was owned by a man named Sarfaraz Ali.
In our research, we also tried to geolocate the building seen collapsing in the viral video. We found that the building was located near Guiyan Bagh on Jama Masjid Road in Moradabad. The location can be seen in the image below.
Conclusion
The evidence gathered during our research clearly establishes that the video being circulated as footage of the tragic building collapse in Satya Niketan, Delhi, is not from Delhi. Our findings show that the viral video actually captures the collapse of a dilapidated four-storey building in the Mughalpura area of Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, on September 5, 2026, amid heavy rainfall. The video was traced to multiple sources that identified the location as Moradabad, and further verification through media reports and geolocation confirmed that the visuals correspond to the same incident. Therefore, the viral video is being shared with a false context by incorrectly linking an incident in Moradabad to the building collapse in Satya Niketan, Delhi.
Executive Summary
A video showing an avalanche is going viral on social media, with users linking it to the devastating floods that struck Nepal-Tibet on August 26, 2026. Some users are sharing the video claiming that it is the first video of the Nepal floods and that it shows the same glacier whose collapse caused the devastating flooding in Nepal. However, a research by CyberPeace’s Research Wing found that the video is actually from Peru, where the incident took place in July 2026. The video has no connection to the floods that occurred in Nepal-Tibet.
Claim:
Facebook user ‘Adv. Shubh Karan Singh’ shared the video with the caption: “The most terrifying video of the Nepal deluge has emerged. This is the glacier that caused the tragedy in Nepal. The glacier fell into a river in Nepal from the Tibetan side, and this glacier is responsible for the flooding in Nepal.”
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1550707740405005
Fact Check
To investigate the viral claim, we conducted a reverse image search of keyframes from the video using Google Lens. We found that the video was posted on the YouTube channel of Peruvian news portal Diario Correo on July 28, 2026. The video was identified as being from Cusco. According to the information provided with the video, tourists in Cusco captured the avalanche at Humantay Lagoon on camera.
https://youtu.be/CM6ugW6v834?si=XEqWDZ2MqTtqrf3r
A report published by the Peruvian news website Perú 21 on July 27, 2026, used a keyframe from the viral video. According to the report, “A recent snowstorm near Humantay Lagoon, one of Cusco’s main tourist attractions, startled tourists visiting the area. Videos shared on social media show snow and chunks of ice falling down the mountain slopes, while tourists can be seen moving away from the area as a precaution. According to the information available so far, no injuries or missing persons have been reported following the fall of the ice mass.”
https://peru21.pe/peru/avalancha-en-laguna-humantay-sorprende-turistas-en-cusco/
According to information available on the UNESCO website, Cusco is located in the Peruvian Andes. The Peruvian Andes are a vast mountain range that stretches from north to south across Peru.
https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/273
Conclusion:
Our research found that the viral claim is false and misleading. The video being circulated as the “first video” of the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet does not show a glacier collapse in the region or have any connection to the floods reported there on August 26, 2026. Through a reverse image search of keyframes, we traced the video to Cusco, Peru, where it was recorded in July 2026. Reports published by Peruvian media outlets identified the footage as showing an avalanche near Humantay Lagoon, a popular tourist destination in Cusco. The incident was captured on camera by tourists visiting the area, and there were no reports of injuries or missing persons at the time. Independent information from UNESCO also confirms that Cusco is located in the Peruvian Andes. Therefore, the viral video is an old video from Peru and is being falsely linked to the Nepal-Tibet floods. There is no evidence to support the claim that the footage shows the glacier collapse responsible for the flooding in Nepal.
Executive Summary
A video is being shared on social media showing a young calf running behind a milk truck on a road. A large image of a white cow is printed on the back of the truck. The calf appears to mistake the image for its real mother and tries to reach its udders. The video is being widely shared online with emotional captions. Research by the CyberPeace Research Wing found the viral claim to be false. Our research revealed that the viral video is AI-generated.
Claim:
An Instagram user shared the viral video with the caption: “A helpless calf was so hungry that it mistook the cow shown in the poster for its mother and tried to drink milk from her. This heartwarming video of innocence is rapidly going viral on social media.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/Dc5Gh-1DUl7/
Fact Check
To verify the viral claim, we conducted a Google search using relevant keywords but found no credible media reports supporting the claim. In the next step of our research, we extracted keyframes from the video and performed a reverse image search on Google. This led us to the same video on an account named ‘realishai’. Our research found that the account creates and shares AI-generated videos.”
https://www.instagram.com/realishai/
We also found several other AI-generated videos similar to the viral clip on the same account.
In the next step of our research, we scanned the viral video using the AI detection tool Sightengine. According to the results, the viral video is 99 per cent AI-generated.
In the next step of our research, we scanned the viral video using the AI detection tool Wasit AI. According to the results, the viral video is AI-generated.
Conclusion
Our research found the viral claim to be false. The research established that the viral video is AI-generated and does not depict a real incident.
Executive Summary
A video of a man dancing is going viral on social media. The man is being claimed to be Jitendra Mishra, the newly appointed CEO of the Ram Mandir Trust and a retired Air Marshal of the Indian Air Force. The claim states that the video shows Jitendra Mishra dancing and drinking alcohol while celebrating his appointment as the CEO of the Ram Mandir Trust. CyberPeace’s Research Wing found that the person seen in the viral video is not Jitendra Mishra, the CEO of the Ram Mandir Trust. The identity of the man seen in the video is different, and the video has been available on social media since November 2025.
Claim:
A user on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) shared the viral video with the caption: “Jitendra Mishra was seen dancing and drinking alcohol while celebrating his appointment. Earlier, those who counted donations used to steal; now the CEO is celebrating with a party. They have turned the temple into a company, brother, and even installed a dance floor.”
Fact Check
To verify the claim, we conducted a reverse image search of the keyframe from the viral video. During the search, we found the same video posted on an Instagram account named Vikas Rana on November 3, 2025.
https://www.instagram.com/reels/DQmLsEYD8nA/
Upon examining Vikas Rana’s Instagram account, we found two videos featuring the person seen dancing. We also found a link to his YouTube channel in Vikas Rana’s Instagram bio.
As part of our research, we further examined Vikas Rana’s YouTube channel. In several videos available on the channel, the person seen in the viral video can be seen. In all the videos, Vikas Rana refers to the person in the viral video as “Captain Sahab.”
As part of our research, we compared the faces of the person seen in the viral video with those of the newly appointed CEO of the Ram Mandir Trust, Jitendra Mishra. The comparison revealed several differences between Jitendra Mishra’s face and that of the person seen in the viral video.
Conclusion
Our research found that the viral video is not of Jitendra Mishra, the newly appointed CEO of the Ram Mandir Trust. The video was found on Vikas Rana’s Instagram account, where two videos featuring the same person were posted. Further, several videos on Vikas Rana’s YouTube channel feature the same individual, whom Rana refers to as “Captain Sahab.” A facial comparison also revealed clear differences between the person in the viral video and Jitendra Mishra. Therefore, the claim that the viral video shows Jitendra Mishra celebrating his appointment as the Ram Mandir Trust CEO is false.
