WebQoof Recap: Of Misinformation Surrounding PM Modi, Donald Trump and More

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From a video of people under the influence of 'drugs' being shared as one of the impact of the 'zombie drug' in Punjab, to claims surrounding Prime Minister Narendra Modi, here's a recap of the top five pieces of misinformation we debunked this week.From Disinformation to Legal Battles: Amit Malviya's Tenure as BJP IT Cell Head1. Does This Video Show People Using ‘Zombie Drug’ in Punjab? Here’s What We KnowA video showing people wearing turbans hunched over on the side of the road was widely shared on social media, claiming to show visuals of two men being under the influence of the 'zombie drug' in Punjab.The claim was shared by Harbhajan Singh, former cricketer and Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on his official X account.An archived version of this post can be seen here.However, the Punjab Police have denied the claim, stating that the video was from Rajasthan's Sri Ganganagar.Police in Sri Ganganagar looked into the viral video, and found that the two men, identified as Yogesh and Jogendra, had consumed Pregabalin, a prescription medication, and that the incident was "not a drug case."Read our fact-check here.Fact-Check: Is Rajinikanth Set To Be Appointed as Kerala’s New Governor? No!2. Edited Clip Shared To Show PM Modi Walking While National Anthem Is Being PlayedA video claiming to show PM Modi walking on stage while the national anthem is being played in the background was widely shared on social media, where users claimed that PM Modi 'disrespected' the national anthem.An archived version of this claim can be found here. However, the claim is false. The viral clip is edited, and the national anthem is not playing in the original video.Read our fact-check here.BJP Shares Misleading Claim About Rahul Gandhi 'Insulting' the National Anthem3. AI-Generated Image Shared as Real One of Indira Gandhi Drinking With Yoga GuruAn image, claiming to show former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi drinking with someone appearing to be her yoga instructor Dhirendra Brahmachari is being widely shared on social media, where users have questioned the relationship between the two.An archived version of this post can be seen here.But...?: The image is not real, but is an AI-generated one.Read our fact-check here.AI-Generated Image Shared To Show 'Old Photograph' of PM Modi and Amit Shah4. Did Rahul Gandhi Make ‘Disgusting’ Remarks on Modi, Meloni? Claim Is MisleadingA video of Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi speaking on a stage is being shared on social media, where he can be heard talking about PM Modi's's foreign policy, asking why the latter thinks it involves hugging world leaders.The clip is being shared with text which claims, "Rahul Gandhi literally making disgusting remarks against PM Modi and Giorgia Meloni (sic)," calling the statement "gutter-level politics."An archived version of this post can be seen here.However, the claim is misleading. While Gandhi did take a dig at PM Modi's 'foreign policy' he did not mention, or refer to the Italian prime minister.Read our fact-check here.Fact-Check: Italy Didn’t Issue a Statement Over Rahul Gandhi’s Remarks on Meloni5. Did US President Donald Trump Post About Implementing EVM System in America? No!An image, claiming to show a screenshot of US President Donald Trump's post on social media platform Truth Social, was shared on social media.In the purported post, Trump talks about speaking to India's Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, about Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), saying that he plans to use them for US' elections in the future.An archived version of this claim can be found here. Is it true?: No, the claim is false. The image doesn't show an authentic Truth Social post by Donald Trump.Read our fact-check here.No, This Video Does Not Show Iran’s First Domestically Built Nuclear Submarine(Not convinced of a post or information you came across online and want it verified? Send us the details on WhatsApp at 9540511818 , or e-mail it to us at webqoof@thequint.com and we'll fact-check it for you. You can also read all our fact-checked stories here.)