PIB Fact Check Debunks Viral Claim Of Girl’s Death During Delhi Protest

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) Fact Check team has rejected social media claims stating that a girl died during protests in Delhi.

The agency labelled the claim as fake, confirming that no such incident has been reported by authorities.

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❌ This claim is #FAKE

✅ No protest related death has occurred in Delhi

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The clarification came after several posts circulated online with misleading information, creating confusion among users.

PIB Fact Check urged people to avoid sharing unverified claims and rely only on credible sources for accurate updates.

PIB Fact Check stated that no protest-related death has occurred in Delhi and the viral messages spreading such allegations are completely baseless.

The agency advised citizens to remain alert while consuming information shared on social media platforms.

Officials emphasised that false claims related to sensitive issues can create unnecessary panic and misinformation among the public.

People should cross-check details through official announcements before accepting or forwarding such content.

The government’s fact-checking division appealed to social media users to verify the authenticity of posts before circulating them. It highlighted that responsible digital behaviour is important to prevent the spread of rumours and misleading narratives.

PIB Fact Check also encouraged citizens to report suspicious or doubtful content for verification.

The agency reiterated that public cooperation is essential in combating fake news and ensuring that accurate information reaches people.

The PIB Fact Check initiative regularly examines viral claims and misleading information spreading across online platforms.

Through timely clarifications, the agency aims to counter fake news and provide citizens with verified facts on important issues.

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