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FACTLYCrime & justice

Two photos show a ‘love jihad’ case where a Hindu woman named Nandini Mandal married a Muslim man, converted to Islam as Zara Islam, and was later attacked, leaving her with burn injuries.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the first photo is a poster from the Bangladeshi movie *Widow Wife*, featuring actress Jouti Islam, and that the second shows her with makeup effects for a film shoot. The review says Jouti Islam clarified that the viral claims were false.

FACTLYPolitics & government

The viral video shows President Droupadi Murmu saying she was blackmailed by Prime Minister Modi and the government to sit in the Rafale jet.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the viral clip was digitally altered: its original visuals came from a 14 February 2025 India Today livestream, months before Murmu’s Rafale sortie on 29 October 2025. The review says the full event video contains no such remarks and that PIB Fact Check also confirmed the clip was fake.

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https://akhbarmeter.org/topics/2462

Publisher’s rating: مش حقيقي

The review reports that the circulating video was first posted on October 23, 2015, and showed the dismantling of an explosive device near Midan al-Rimaya—not a bombing connected to the museum opening. It states that no security incidents were recorded at the November 1, 2025 opening.

مرصد أخبار ميترCulture & entertainment

بدعوة رسمية حضور نجلي مبارك حفل افتتاح المتحف المصري الكبير

Publisher’s rating: مش حقيقي

The review reports that image analysis found signs the circulated image was AI-generated or altered, and that a reverse-image search found no reliable source for it. It also cites Alaa Mubarak’s post saying he watched the ceremony with his family on television, rather than attending in person.

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