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Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2023-02-16): During his visit to Mumbai, PM Modi inaugurated the new campus of the Dawoodi Bohra community’s Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah Arabic Academy and during this, he did not wear an Islamic cap. The picture of Prime Minister Modi wearing an Islamic skull cap is fake, which has been edited with the intention of spreading propaganda. [...] New Delhi (Vishvas News): Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who went to Mumbai for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s event and the inauguration of the new metro line on January 19, also participated in a programme of the Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community. A picture of PM Modi from this event is going viral, in which he can be seen wearing an Islamic skull cap. It is being claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the event wearing the cap. [...] Conclusion: During his visit to Mumbai, PM Modi inaugurated the new campus of the Dawoodi Bohra community’s Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah Arabic Academy and during this, he did not wear an Islamic cap. The picture of Prime Minister Modi wearing an Islamic skull cap is fake, which has been edited with the intention of spreading propaganda.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2018-09-17): Narendra Modi shared pictures from his address at Saifee Mosque in Indore on the occasion of Ashara Mubaraka, he was targeted by some Twitter users for "ignoring" women. [...] One of the doctored photos showed Modi "finally" donning a skull cap. Fake news purveyors said that it was an attempt by Modi to "appear secular" and appease Muslims. [...] VERDICTTimes Fact Check has found the claims of women being absent at Modi’s Saifee mosque visit to meet the members of Dawood Bohra community and that of the prime minister wearing a skull cap, to be untrue.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2023-02-15): A graphic with a collage of two images in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seen wearing an Islamic skull cap is being shared on social media. Let’s fact-check these photos through this article. [...] Further, we searched the Twitter accounts of PM Modi and Eknath Shinde for photos in the viral post. In the original photos, both pictures (here and here) do not have PM Modi wearing any cap on his head. This clearly proves that the images in the viral collage have been digitally morphed to make PM Modi look like he wore the Islamic Skull Cap. You can observe this in the comparison drawn between the original and morphed photos below. [...] To sum it up, these pictures of PM Modi wearing a skull cap are digitally morphed.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2018-04-12): According to some, the perception of Muslim is restricted to wearing skull cap, praying five times a day and so on and so forth. [...] As a Muslim, my upbringing was influenced by Kabir, Chanakya, Guru Nanak, Prophet Muhammad, Ram, Iqbal and so on. But according to some, the idea and perception of Muslims are restricted to wearing a skull cap, praying five times a day and so on and so forth.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2021-04-07): Amit Shah wearing Islamic skull caps is being circulated on social media to take a jibe at [...] It is clear that this photo was digitally-altered to add Islamic skull caps on Modi’s and Shah’s head. VERDICTTimes Fact Check has found that an old picture of Modi and Shah has been doctored to falsely claim that the duo is wearing Islamic caps to garner Muslim votes in WB.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2023-07-03): The viral image of PM Modi wearing a skull cap is morphed and is not from his recent visit to Egypt. By Sunanda Naik Published on 3 July 2023 12:40 PM GMTHyderabad: An image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi wearing a skull cap has gone viral on social media. The caption for the post also claims that the image was taken during PM Modi's recent visit to Egypt. [...] Hence, we can conclude that the viral image of PM Modi wearing a skull cap is morphed and is not from his recent visit to Egypt.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2021-11-15): Every third frame of the film is a bloodcurdling Islamophobic image. While an upper-class Hindu character played by Kumar gives lessons in patriotism, the Muslim antagonist responds with hate. He is ungrateful, with a long beard and skull cap. Each time the protagonist sermonizes the Indian Muslim to fall in line, the audience in the theater where I saw the film whistled and applauded.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2022-11-15): Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi refused to put on a 'skull cap' offered by a Muslim cleric during his three-day 'Sadbhavana' fast here. Sayed Imam Shahi Saiyed, a cleric of a small Dargah in Pirana village on the outskirts of the city, had on Sunday, gone up to the stage to greet the Chief Minister, at Gujarat University Convention hall.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2011-09-19): Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi, who is on 72-hour long fast to promote harmony and peace and unity, refused to wear Muslim skullcap on Sunday when a Maulana offered him on the dais at the fast venue. Mahesh Langa reports. More flak for CM | Riot victims' open letter | Poll: Will the fast clean Modi's image? Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi, who is on 72-hour long fast to promote harmony and peace and unity, refused to wear Muslim skull cap on Sunday when a Maulana offered him on the dais at the fast venue. [...] A maulana walked up to the stage to meet Narendra Modi and told him he had something to offer him before taking out a skullcap from the side pocket of his sidepocket of robe, hoping that the Modi will wear it graciously since he has been letting different people tie turbans.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2023-02-13): A set of morphed photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi are being circulated on social media platforms falsely claiming that the prime minister wore a skull cap while attending an inauguration function held by the Bohra community in Mumbai. [...] BOOM performed reverse image search on the viral photographs and found them to be digitally altered. The original pictures do not show PM Modi wore a skull cap during his interaction with the Dawoodi Bohra Muslims. [...] We also did not spot PM Modi wearing an Islamic skull cap during the inauguration ceremony that was streamed live on February 10, 2023, from the official YouTube channel of PMO India.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2023-09-09): Earlier this year, dozens of rallies took place across the state of Maharashtra, attended by leaders from Modi’s BJP, demanding laws against inter-religious marriages. As I went around the city, reporting and documenting these rallies, I witnessed the same hostility towards Muslims that I witnessed in Gujarat in 2002, when Modi was the state’s chief minister and more than 800 Muslims were killed under his watch. At the rallies, I witnessed young children holding placardscalling for the elimination of traitors, showing the "Abduls" their place, asking for young women to watch out for the trap laid out by the ones wearing beards and skull caps.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2018-09-15): Pictures tweeted from PM’s official handle show that Modi wasn’t wearing a skullcap while exchanging greetings with the Syedna, the head of the Dawoodi Bohras. New Delhi: A photoshopped image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi wearing a Muslim skull cap is being shared widely on social media. [...] One Twitter user, who identifies herself as a filmmaker, tweeted the photoshopped image in which Modi can be seen wearing the skull cap:
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2021-04-09): An image showing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah wearing skull caps is being shared on social media claiming it as the cheap tactic of the BJP to grab the minority votes in West Bengal. Let’s verify the claim made in the post. Claim: Photo of PM Narendra Modi and Amit Shah wearing Islamic skull caps ahead of West Bengal assembly elections. [...] To sum it up, a morphed image of PM Narendra Modi and Amit Shah wearing skull caps is being linked to the West Bengal Assembly elections.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2023-07-06): The claim that Prime Minister Modi wore an Islamic cap during his visit to Egypt is false. The viral picture is edited. [...] New Delhi Vishvas News – In an image viral on social media, Prime Minister Narendra Modi can be seen wearing an Islamic skullcap, with captions claiming that he wore it during his recent Egypt tour. Upon investigation, Vishvas News found that the viral picture is edited and the claim is false. [...] - Claim Review : PM Modi wore Islamic cap in Egypt - Claimed By : Facebook user Subhash Dhiman'
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2023-10-07): India TV Fact Check: Several pictures and videos related to Prime Minister Narendra Modi make rounds on social media. Some of them represent the real event, while others turn out to be fake. Meanwhile, a picture of him has caught the attention of people on social media, wherein, he was seen wearing a skull cap. The objectionable text with the viral picture claimed that PM Modi was wearing a skull cap. When we fact-checked this picture, the photo turned out to be completely fake. [...] To get the truth, we dug deeper. For this, we did a Google reverse search of the picture and came across many results. Shortly, we found some pictures on the official Instagram account of All India Radio News. Among these pictures, there was the same pic but PM Modi was seen without the skull cap. It is understood that the viral photo was edited. The post was shared on February 10 and the caption read, "Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the new campus of Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah Arabic Academy at Marol in Mumbai. He was accompanied by the head of the Dawoodi Bohra community, His Holiness Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin." [...] After the fact-check, it became crystal clear that the viral photo was completely fake. The original photo was posted by PM Modi himself, in which he was seen without a skull cap.
Claim: Pictures of PM Narendra Modi wearing an Islamic Skull Cap (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-02-12)
Evidence (2011-09-19): Narendra Modi refused to put on a ‘skull cap' offered by a Muslim cleric during his sadbhavana fast in Ahmedabad. [...] He offered Narendra Modi a ‘skull cap’, but Modi politely refused to wear it, asking him to offer a shawl instead. The imam did so, and Modi was seen accepting it. [...] "Thousands of members of the minority community have come here, but nobody insisted that Narendra Modi put on a skull cap. This is a non-issue which is being turned into a big one by our opponents," Rupani said.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2023-03-14): The video is actually a scene from a Rajasthani comedy short film starring actress Hema Prajapat and does not depict any real-life incident. Hence, the claim made in the post is FALSE.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2024-07-03): The Driver's Seat (film)
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2024-09-27): The Driver's Seat (novel) [...] The Driver's Seat was, on 26 March 2010, one of six novels to be nominated for "Lost Man Booker Prize" of 1970, "a contest delayed by 40 years because a reshuffling of the fledgeling competition’s rules that year disqualified nearly a year’s worth of high-quality fiction from consideration."[1] [...] - ^ The Driver's Seat theatre programme, National Theatre of Scotland, June 2015
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2023-03-29): A video of a lady arguing with a bus driver over the driver's seat is going popular on social media. In the viral video, how many times does the bus driver instruct the woman to get out of the driver's seat, but the woman refuses. The post claims that the incident occurred in Rajasthan and is a true story. The caption of the video states "A lady and her bahu get into a crowded bus in Rajasthan. The mother gets a seat. The bahu too searches for one, sees the driver's seat vacant and occupies it. When the driver comes and asks the lady to vacate his seat, she tells him to go behind and sit wherever. When he says, he has to drive the bus, she asks him to drive from any other seat. Her mother in law too supports her. Real incident captured. Enjoy" [...] Title:Visuals from a Rajasthani comedy short film shared as real incident
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2023-03-15): Woman sits behind steering wheel, her saasu ma asks driver to drive bus from any other seat - Viral Video [...] A video of the woman sitting in the driver's seat having a hilarious banter with the driver has gone viral on social media. The incident appears to have happened in Rajasthan. [...] When the driver questions how will he drive the bus if she sits in his seat, another woman, who is believed to be the woman's mother-in-law, asks him to find any other seat on the bus to drive.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2024-01-01): Complete digital access to quality FT journalism with expert analysis from industry leaders. Pay a year upfront and save 20%.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2023-07-27): Encountering a demonstration, the two women watch as police disperse it using tear gas. Lise finds a hired car and gets in. The driver, Carlo, offers to take her to the hotel. He tries to put his hands on her, and Lise takes control of the car, leaving him behind. At the hotel, she goes to the ladies room to examine her purchases, then leaves her keys behind. In the hall, she meets a man she decides might be the right one. She speaks to him in a bizarre manner, and then decides she was mistaken; he is not right.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2024-01-01): Idiom: in the driver's seat — You always want to be in the driver's seat in this marriage and what you don't understand is that we should be more like copilots in a partnership. — Who's overseeing this project? Everyone can't be in the driver's seat at the same time. [...] — We need someone in the driver's seat for today's meeting. Who wants to volunteer?
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2023-03-23): A video has been widely shared on social media, purporting to show a real-life incident of a woman and her mother-in-law boarding a crowded bus in Rajasthan. The video shows the mother-in-law finding a seat, while the daughter-in-law takes the driver’s seat when the driver is not present. When the driver returns and asks her to vacate the seat, the daughter-in-law reportedly argues with him and refuses to move, telling him to sit somewhere else and drive from ther. Let’s verify the claim made in the post. [...] Fact: The video is actually a scene from a Rajasthani comedy short film starring actress Hema Prajapat and does not depict any real-life incident. Hence, the claim made in the post is FALSE. [...] To sum it up, the video being shared as a real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat and arguing with him is actually a scene from a Rajasthani comedy short film.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2012-10-30): [ A guest post by Juliana ]
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2024-10-04): * Ideal for professionals, students, and academics, as well as anyone who needs a comprehensive and authoritative dictionary of current English at work or at home. * It is regularly updated by a dedicated team of Developers.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2020-05-30): In order through the alphabet, please use the letter after the previous... [...] Can you tell us anything about the place and something about an experience you had there or would like to have there... [...] Thanks, heartfelt thanks to all the participants.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2024-10-08): - ^ a b Pippa de Bruyn; Keith Bain; David Allardice; Shonar Joshi (2010). Frommer's India (Fourth ed.). John Wiley and Sons. ISBN 978-0470645802. [...] - ^ Pippa de Bruyn; Keith Bain; David Allardice; Shonar Joshi (2010). Frommer's India (Fourth ed.). John Wiley and Sons. p. 110. ISBN 978-0470645802. [...] - ^ "明珠路上规模浩大的等客车队 危险逆行载客". 珠江晚报. 3 November 2009. Archived from the original on 2015-04-04.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2021-05-06): The bus stopped midway for a tea/ snacks break. A guy from Himachal was on the same bus, we started talking. He had got bored and decided to go on a bus trip, he was going back home. [...] Two guys came out to push it. I joined in to help. After some pushing the guys outside remembered there were three more people in the car apart from the driver. They convinced two girls to come out and push with us. The third one simply refused to come out. [...] As cars and bikes passed, people waved at me in support. Some showed me the fist of resistance, some shouted out slogans of "Jai Jawan Jai Kisan".
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2023-05-09): Fast-forward through 15 minutes of searching, listening carefully, and negotiating. [...] Everyone from the old van, plus some new people, plus me quite literally piled into a new vehicle, also a van, but even smaller. Five people stuffed into the back seat (built for three) while the driver insisted I sit in the front (I think it would make it easier to get through checkpoints). I thought I had my own seat at first and was pretty embarrassed, but I ended up sharing it with a ten year old girl. [...] The driver came back to the car, the girl did not. The driver was visibly upset. We began to drive away without the girl.
Claim: Visuals of real-life incident of a woman sitting in the driver’s seat of a crowded bus in Rajasthan, refusing to move, and arguing with the driver to sit somewhere else and drive the bus (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-03-14)
Evidence (2024-04-08): At the next town he accidentally drove into the back of a truck, smashing the entire front windscreen. The men all filtered off the bus to argue and discuss a solution. Heads were nodded, glass was cleared from the floor of the bus and anything remaining of the windscreen, and then we began again, flying through India now missing two significant parts of the bus. Only the frame was left, and that too was rattling dangerously. And yet I arrived at my next destination, Maheshwar, perfectly on time. I later learned a term in Hindi for this madness: jugaad. It means a ‘quick fix’, to make something work even though it technically shouldn’t, to improvise and adapt. Understandably, jugaad is a very fond way to describe India. [...] A porotta torn apart by rough hands, flesh grazed on sand and bleeding, [...] This is what it must feel like to actually travel with someone else, I thought to myself with a small laugh, noting how unusual it felt to me.
Claim: Brahmins hold a significant majority in high-level government positions (SOCIAL MEDIA POST, 2023-07-06)
Evidence (2023-07-06): The names and job titles of officers employed in significant government offices like the Prime Minister’s Office, the President’s Office, and various ministries are publicly accessible. However, these disclosures do not provide information regarding their specific categories or classifications. Similar assertions have circulated for years, suggesting that these prominent offices are predominantly controlled by Muslims or Christians, while neglecting Hindus. Nevertheless, these claims lack substantiation and lack a verified source. Hence, the claim made in the post is FALSE.