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False: A 14-year-old Christian boy was lynched by Hindutva activists in Odisha.
Human Rights-Religion

False: A 14-year-old Christian boy was lynched by Hindutva activists in Odisha.
Unverifiable: A Dalit teen was shot by upper-caste villagers for praying at a temple in Uttar Pradesh.
Events-General Human Rights-Religion

Unverifiable: A Dalit teen was shot by upper-caste villagers for praying at a temple in Uttar Pradesh.
True: Staff at a private hospital in Rajasthan discussed not treating Muslim patients on WhatsApp.
Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion Tech-Social-Media

True: Staff at a private hospital in Rajasthan discussed not treating Muslim patients on WhatsApp.
False: Two members of the Muslim community were arrested in relation to the elephant's death in Kerala.
Human Rights-Religion

False: Two members of the Muslim community were arrested in relation to the elephant's death in Kerala.
False: YV Subba Reddy is a devout Christian.
Human Rights-Religion

False: YV Subba Reddy is a devout Christian.
Misleading: With 25,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in India on 24 April 2020, all the shops have been opened for the Ramadan season but previously with relatively fewer cases Holi, Ugadi and Easter festivals were not celebrated.
Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

Misleading: With 25,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in India on 24 April 2020, all the shops have been opened for the Ramadan season but previously with relatively fewer cases Holi, Ugadi and Easter festivals were not celebrated.
Partly_True: Maharashtra and Gujarat remain on top in COVID-19 deaths even though they are not related to the Tablighi Jamat.
Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

Partly_True: Maharashtra and Gujarat remain on top in COVID-19 deaths even though they are not related to the Tablighi Jamat.
False: A video is widely shared on social media claiming that a temple in Andhra Pradesh has been turned into a quarantine facility for Muslims.
Conspiracies-General Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

False: A video is widely shared on social media claiming that a temple in Andhra Pradesh has been turned into a quarantine facility for Muslims.
False: Muslim cop beats Hindu priest in Madhya Pradesh.
Human Rights-Religion

False: Muslim cop beats Hindu priest in Madhya Pradesh.
Hindu youths who pretended to be Muslims with coronavirus infection escaped the check post at Tendekere in Mandya district.
Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

Hindu youths who pretended to be Muslims with coronavirus infection escaped the check post at Tendekere in Mandya district.
False: Muslim men in Punjab held up their Aadhaar cards, saying they were of no use in the crisis that they are facing.
Human Rights-Religion

False: Muslim men in Punjab held up their Aadhaar cards, saying they were of no use in the crisis that they are facing.
False: A Tablighi Jamaat member is roaming naked with blood smeared over him and creating ruckus in an isolation ward in Uttar Pradesh.
Geopolitical-General Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

False: A Tablighi Jamaat member is roaming naked with blood smeared over him and creating ruckus in an isolation ward in Uttar Pradesh.
False: Ahmedabad Civil Hospital has split the COVID-19 wards based on faith.
Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

False: Ahmedabad Civil Hospital has split the COVID-19 wards based on faith.
False: Video shows a Muslim man spitting on bread slices with the intention to spread coronavirus.
Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

False: Video shows a Muslim man spitting on bread slices with the intention to spread coronavirus.
False: Relaxation in lockdown rules from 3 a.m to 11 a.m for Ramazan has been announced by the Mumbai police.
Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

False: Relaxation in lockdown rules from 3 a.m to 11 a.m for Ramazan has been announced by the Mumbai police.
Partly_True: Florida and Pakistan have exempted religious services from lockdown orders due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Geopolitical-General Health-Covid Human Rights-Religion

Partly_True: Florida and Pakistan have exempted religious services from lockdown orders due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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