PIB Fact Check Flags AJ English Post Over Misleading Claim About PM Modi

A fact-check alert has flagged a social media post shared by AJ English for making a misleading claim about Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

According to the clarification, the video circulating online shows an event in Pitampura, Delhi. It does not depict the event attended by the Prime Minister, contrary to the impression created by the post.

The alert urged citizens to exercise caution before accepting or sharing such content. It highlighted the importance of checking the authenticity and context of videos circulated on social media platforms.

🚨 FAKE NEWS ALERT

❌ A post shared by @AJEnglish makes a fake, misleading claim about Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

✅ The video is from Pitampura, Delhi, and does not depict the event attended by the Prime Minister.

🔗 https://t.co/vXIETOZXhM

📢 Citizens are advised to verify information through official sources and refrain from sharing misleading content.

— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) October 21, 2026

The clarification specifically identified Pitampura in Delhi as the location shown in the video. It stressed that viewers should not associate the footage with the Prime Minister’s event.

Misleading captions and claims can create confusion when users share videos without verifying their original context.

Checking the location, date and circumstances of an event can help prevent the spread of misinformation.

The fact-check alert advised citizens to rely on official sources when verifying claims about the Prime Minister and public events. It urged social media users to refrain from forwarding misleading content without confirming its authenticity.

The warning underlines the need for responsible digital communication, particularly when viral videos involve public figures or political events.

Users should examine the source and verify the surrounding details before concluding.

The clarification aims to prevent confusion over the video’s context and encourage greater awareness about misinformation online.

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