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Misleading: U.S. state Rhode Island officially recognized the "Kashmir genocide" before the release of The Kashmir Files.
Human Rights-Religion Media-Entertainment

Misleading: U.S. state Rhode Island officially recognized the "Kashmir genocide" before the release of The Kashmir Files.
False: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath cried while watching the 2022 film The Kashmir Files.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-People

False: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath cried while watching the 2022 film The Kashmir Files.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that the hijab will not be allowed in any educational institutes.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-Policy

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that the hijab will not be allowed in any educational institutes.
False: Khaleel Alam Rizvi, a 34-year-old man from Bihar was lynched for consuming beef.
Human Rights-Religion

False: Khaleel Alam Rizvi, a 34-year-old man from Bihar was lynched for consuming beef.
Misleading: A Facebook page named "Mangalore Muslims" issued a fatwa to kill a Hindu Activist, Harsha Shivamogga.
Human Rights-Religion

Misleading: A Facebook page named "Mangalore Muslims" issued a fatwa to kill a Hindu Activist, Harsha Shivamogga.
False: A Muslim man killed a Hindu woman for refusing to convert to Islam in Surat.
Human Rights-Religion

False: A Muslim man killed a Hindu woman for refusing to convert to Islam in Surat.
False: The Mayor of Dorval turned down Muslim parents' request to remove pork from school canteen menus.
Human Rights-Religion

False: The Mayor of Dorval turned down Muslim parents' request to remove pork from school canteen menus.
False: Karnataka's Mandya district administration has instructed educational institutions not to allow teachers wearing hijab into the campus.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-Policy

False: Karnataka's Mandya district administration has instructed educational institutions not to allow teachers wearing hijab into the campus.
True: A video of men attacking a Muslim woman in Morocco was falsely attributed as an incident in India.
Human Rights-General Human Rights-Religion

True: A video of men attacking a Muslim woman in Morocco was falsely attributed as an incident in India.
Unverifiable: Ten percent of Punjab's population has converted to Christianity.
Events-General Human Rights-Religion

Unverifiable: Ten percent of Punjab's population has converted to Christianity.
False: A girl caught fire while trying to burn the Hijab in India.
Events-Activism Human Rights-Religion

False: A girl caught fire while trying to burn the Hijab in India.
False: Shah Rukh Khan was spotted spitting at the funeral of veteran singer Lata Mangeshkar.
Human Rights-Religion Media-Celebrities Tech-Social-Media

False: Shah Rukh Khan was spotted spitting at the funeral of veteran singer Lata Mangeshkar.
False: Akhilesh Yadav said the Samajwadi Party will build 2,000 mosques in Uttar Pradesh.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-General Politics-Elections Tech-Social-Media

False: Akhilesh Yadav said the Samajwadi Party will build 2,000 mosques in Uttar Pradesh.
Misleading: Sita Road in Pakistan was renamed Rehmani Nagar after the partition of India in 1947.
Human Rights-Religion

Misleading: Sita Road in Pakistan was renamed Rehmani Nagar after the partition of India in 1947.
False: Bosnia and Albania have been proclaimed Islamic republics after the Muslim population accounted for over 50 percent of the total population.
Human Rights-Religion Politics-Policy

False: Bosnia and Albania have been proclaimed Islamic republics after the Muslim population accounted for over 50 percent of the total population.
False: A Muslim vendor sold fruit juices adulterated with infertility pills to Hindu customers.
Conspiracies-General Human Rights-Religion

False: A Muslim vendor sold fruit juices adulterated with infertility pills to Hindu customers.
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