Sk Badiruddin is a journalist who focuses on fact-checking and debunking misinformation in India. As a writer for BOOM, Sk Badiruddin is dedicated to exposing false claims and viral rumors, ensuring accurate information reaches the public. Sk Badiruddin's work helps to promote media literacy and combat the spread of misinformation in India.
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BOOM found that the video shows a two-year-old speech by a preacher named Syed Irshad Bukhari in Dinajpur, Bangladesh.
BOOM found that the viral video from 2018 shows an alleged draft poll manifesto by the Congress party for Telangana.
BOOM found that the incident took place in May 2017 in Rampur district, Uttar Pradesh.
BOOM found that the video shows an incident of cash recovery from a vehicle en route Shivamogga following an IT department raid on April 20, 2019.
By: Sk Badiruddin
Coimbatore City Police rubbished the false claim when the set of images was viral in 2020
The video originally shows an awareness campaign by Mumbai Police to curb panic caused by a publicity drive run by SonyLiv.
BOOM found that the viral video shows an Enforcement Directorate raid on a businessman's premises in September, 2022, in Kolkata.
By: Sk Badiruddin
BOOM found that the video shows Congress MLA Jagat Singh Negi speaking in the Himachal Pradesh state assembly in 2021.
In 2019, ArcelorMittal officially tweeted to clarify that the person speaking in the viral audio clip was not Lakshmi Mittal.
BOOM found the video is from Bangladesh’s Hathazari, when people protested against the death of four men killed in clashes on March 28, 2021.
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