Raza Ijaz

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Claim: A video shows an Israeli tank running over a car in the Gaza Strip.   Fact: The video was shared as early as 2007 and is unrelated to the ongoing war in Palestine. It has been repurposed over the years by social media users linking it to different military conflicts.   Political and military […]

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Claim: Video shows participants at the Overseas Pakistanis Convention 2025 chanting slogans of Qaidi No. 804.   Fact: No such slogans are heard in the video. Instead, participants seem to be chanting in support of the Pakistani armed forces and the government.   On 15 April 2025, a video on YouTube claimed that overseas Pakistanis […]

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Claim: United States President Donald Trump vowed to build the Third Temple in Jerusalem.   Fact: In the video, Rabbi David Katz only expressed hope for the construction of the temple. He did not state that the Trump administration has vowed to build the Third Temple in Jerusalem or that it would definitely be built.  […]

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Claim: A video shows police officers mistreating and beating three women in Balochistan.    Fact: While the video does show police officers mistreating three women, the incident occurred in the Swat District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in 2021.   On 13 March 2025, a video on Facebook claimed to show police officers in Balochistan mistreating three […]

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Claim: A video shows Salman Akram Raja arrested by the police after Eid prayers.   Fact: The video shows police arresting Raja on 17 February 2024 after the PTI had staged protests alleging rigging in the 2024 general elections.   On 31 March 2025, a post on Facebook shared a video, claiming it showed police […]

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Claim: A video shows Yemen’s army attacking Israel.   Fact: Though military tensions have recently escalated between Israel and the Houthis, the video in the claim is unrelated. A close analysis of its visuals and past patterns of misinformation suggest that the video is most likely from the videogame Arma 3.   On 16 March […]

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Claim: A video shows police prevented Muslims from praying on Eid in Indian occupied Kashmir.   Fact: The video shows Indian police officers violently enforcing COVID-19 lockdown by hitting people with sticks in 2020.   On 31 March 2025, a post on Facebook showed a video of police officials threatening and hitting people with canes. […]

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Claim: The Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi freed Imran Khan from jail.   Fact: This claim is false. Khan has not been freed from jail.   On 12 November 2024, a post on Facebook shared a video, claiming that the Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi had released former Prime Minister Imran Khan from […]

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Claim: Babar Azam announced his retirement from international cricket.   Fact: The claim is false. Azam has not announced his retirement from international cricket.   On 26 February 2025, a post on Facebook shared a picture of former captain of the Pakistan cricket team Babar Azam, with embedded captions claiming he had retired from international […]

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Claim: An image shows the Pakistani cricket team breaking their fast with the iftar laid out on a carpet amid the open cricket ground, during the third T20I match in Auckland.   Fact: The picture is not authentic. While the team did break their fast during the third T20I match against New Zealand, the players […]

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Claim: On his three-day visit to the US in 2019, former premier Imran Khan was not received by any American official, forcing him to travel by metro train inside the US.   Fact: Mary-Kate Fisher, then Acting Chief of Protocol of the US, was one of the officials to receive Khan on his three-day visit […]

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Claim: PPP’s Abdul Qadir Gillani raised the slogan of Saraikistan and advocated for the creation of a separate Saraiki province during a speech in the National Assembly.    Fact: Abdul Qadir Gillani did not make a speech particularly to advocate for the creation of “Saraikistan”. He did suggest the creation of a separate Saraiki province, […]

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