Video shared as Muslims being beaten in India is misleading, finds PTI
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Video shared as Muslims being beaten in India is misleading, finds PTI

Video shared as Muslims being beaten in India is misleading, finds PTI

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Executive Summaryसारांश

A CCTV video of a man being attacked in a narrow street is being shared with the claim that Muslims are being beaten publicly in India and that this is "the true face of Modi". PTI Fact Check has rated the claim misleading. The video does not show what the viral posts say it does.A CCTV video of a man being attacked in a narrow street is being shared with the claim that Muslims are being beaten publicly in India and that this is "the true face of Modi". PTI Fact Check has rated the claim misleading. The video does not show what the viral posts say it does.

Full Reportपूरी रिपोर्ट

On October 1, 2026, a 10-second CCTV clip showing a man being assaulted on a narrow street spread on X, gaining over a million views. It was shared with a caption saying Muslims are being beaten publicly in India, that this shows "the true face of Modi", and that human rights groups are staying silent. PTI Fact Check has rated the claim misleading, meaning the communal framing in the posts does not match what the video actually shows. Clips of street violence are often stripped of their real context and given a religious angle to inflame tensions and target governments, so such videos should be checked with a reverse image search or a credible fact-check before being shared.

On October 1, 2026, a 10-second CCTV clip showing a man being assaulted on a narrow street spread on X, gaining over a million views. It was shared with a caption saying Muslims are being beaten publicly in India, that this shows "the true face of Modi", and that human rights groups are staying silent. PTI Fact Check has rated the claim misleading, meaning the communal framing in the posts does not match what the video actually shows. Clips of street violence are often stripped of their real context and given a religious angle to inflame tensions and target governments, so such videos should be checked with a reverse image search or a credible fact-check before being shared.