Spokesman found the viral post to be misleading
Viral Video News Latest: A Video of AAP Supremo Arvind Kejriwal and CM Bhagwant Mann's rally is going viral on social media. The video went viral and it is being claimed that slogans were raised in favor of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the road show of Punjab Chief Minister and Delhi Chief Minister in Chhattisgarh. CM Bhagwant Mann can be heard speaking in the viral video and slogans in favor of Narendra Modi are also being heard during this.
The official Facebook page of BJP Punjab shared this video and wrote, "Come back to Punjab, don't insult yourself. Chants of Modi during Bhagwant Mann's and Arvind Kejriwal's road show in Chhattisgarh, ."
Spokesman found the viral post to be misleading in its investigation. This video which is edited and the audio of Modi-Modi slogan has been added separately using video editing tool.
Spokesman's Investigation.....
Starting the investigation we first did a keyword search on this video and started looking for the original source of the video.
"The viral video is edited"
During the search, we found a video of CM Bhagwant Mann and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's road show in Chhattisgarh uploaded on the official Facebook page of Bhagwant Mann.
We watched this video carefully and after 31 minutes and 30 seconds, we got scenes matching the viral video. In this video, the mike in Bhagwant Mann's hand and the gesture of the person standing behind Bhagwant Mann are exactly the same. We found that slogans in favor of Narendra Modi were not being raised in the video.
Hence, it is clear that the audio with Modi-Modi slogans has been inserted separately using audio editing tool in the viral video.
Now we started finding the original source of the audio. We found the video of the slogan matching the audio exactly in the June 2022 report of the Republic. This video was related to PM Modi's visit to America when Modi-Modi slogans were raised during PM's White House visit.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OIJ8v3TUtYo
In the final stage of this investigation, we spoke to Aam Aadmi Party media advisor Ayushi Saraswat about the video. Speaking to us, Ayushi refuted the viral claim and said that the audio of the PM's slogans in the viral video has been added separately using video editing tool.
Conclusion- Spokesman found the viral post to be misleading in its investigation. This video which is edited and the audio of Modi-Modi slogan has been added separately using video editing tool.
