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Fact Crescendo Sri LankaPolitics & government

Deputy Minister Sunil Watagala and Minister Sunil Handunnetti made the statements attributed to them in viral social media posts.

Publisher’s rating: False

Fact Crescendo says Watagala’s media secretary confirmed he made no statement about the police cutting Ishara Sewwandi’s birthday cake, and that Watagala also called the post false. It reports that Handunnetti’s media secretary said the minister had not made the vehicle-related statement attributed to him, and that Handunnetti also called the post false. The review concludes that neither minister made the statements circulating on social media.

FactCrescendo Sri Lanka

අප්‍රේල් 10 වැනිදා පුනරීන්වල සල්ෆියුරික් කර්මාන්ත ශාලාවක ඉදිකිරීම් අරඹනවා ද?

Publisher’s rating: False

The review says there was no government preparation to begin construction of a sulfuric-acid factory in Pooneryn on April 10. It reports that Parantan Chemical Company’s chairman and presidential science adviser rejected the circulating post’s claims; the adviser said a phosphate and sulfuric-acid project was being prepared for Kappalthurai instead.

FactCrescendo Sri LankaPolitics & government

අමාත්‍යවරයෙකුගේ සහ නි. අමාත්‍යවරයෙකුගේ ප්‍රකාශ බවට හඟවමින් සමාජ මාධ්‍යයේ සංසරණය වන ව්‍යාජ සටහන් පෙළක්!

Publisher’s rating: False

The review found that Deputy Minister Sunil Watagala did not make the statement about police celebrating Ishara Sewwandi’s birthday, and that Newswire had not published the circulating post. It also found that Minister Sunil Handunnetti did not make the circulating remarks defending the use of a comfortable, fast vehicle; both posts were described as false.

FACTLYPolitics & government

A viral video shows Union Home Minister Amit Shah stating in the Lok Sabha that Pakistan is part of “Akhand Bharat,” and making remarks about Iran, Pakistan, and Asim Munir.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the video is a deepfake: the original Sansad TV footage of Shah’s Lok Sabha speech on 30 March 2026 and the official transcript do not contain the claimed remarks. It also says an AI audio detection tool flagged the viral clip’s audio as likely deepfake.

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