Fake news in name of Amit Shah going viral, PIB clarified
Fake news in name of Amit Shah going viral, PIB clarified
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The Ministry of Home Affairs clearly stated that no tweet from Home Minister Amit Shah has been made in the context of internet shutdown in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The Ministry of Home Affairs said that a tweet in the name of Amit Shah is circulating on social media, saying that fixed-line broadband and internet services are going to be closed in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The Ministry of Home Affairs said that this tweet is fake. The Ministry has said that no such tweet has been made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

Due to social media and the internet, the trend of fake news is increasing very fast. Many kinds of fake news are being shared after the Corona epidemic and then after India's dispute with China. Fake news is being released from the leaders, on which fact checks are being done from PIB from time to time. On 26 June, PIB fact-checked the wrong information given about the oil well of Oil India in Baghzan, Assam. A video circulated on social media in which it was said that oil is leaking from Bagzan oil well and that oil is flowing into nearby rivers and water sources. PIB, in its fact check, described it as completely wrong. PIB said that this is completely wrong.

On June 15, an attempt was made to spread a lie about the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), which the ICMR had to refute and even more, the news of Bhutan was exposed. Which said that Bhutan has stopped releasing water for irrigation in Assam on the Indian border. On this issue, it was clarified by the Bhutan government that the supply of water from their country to Assam has not been stopped, it is continuing as before.

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