Fact Check: PM Modi, showing decency, signaled CM Yogi to go ahead, viral claim wrong

New Delhi (Vishvas News). The round of rallies continues in the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, a video of a rally is being shared claiming that Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushed UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath when he was trying to sit on the chair. This video is being widely viral with similar claims.

Vishvas News examined the viral video in detail. It was revealed that the viral post is completely baseless. The viral video is from an election meeting in Pilibhit, UP. During a rally on March 9, instead of going on the dais in front of PM Modi, CM Yogi was trying to remove his chair and go from behind. At the same time, PM Modi signaled him to leave from the front, but some users on social media are spreading false propaganda against the PM and CM by making this video viral with false claims.

what is going viral

Facebook user Manoj Yadav posted a video on April 9 and claimed, “This insult to Baba is the height of misbehavior, this insult to Baba will not last. Hindustan Boycott Modi, Uttar Pradesh. On the stage of the public meeting in Pilibhit, Modi ji very angrily, rudely and absurdly pulled out a chair and sat down. While trying to hold Yogi ji’s hand, he pushed him away. It is highly condemnable and shameful, we strongly condemn it.”

The content of the Facebook post is written here as is. Users are making it very viral on Facebook, X and WhatsApp. Archive version of Facebook post Here Can be seen.

investigation

Vishvas News first watched the viral video carefully. On this we saw the logo of News 24 news channel. Based on this, we went to the YouTube account of the channel and searched the original video there. We found a video uploaded on April 9. It was told in this video that CM Yogi was going to go from behind to address the public. PM Modi held his hand and asked CM Yogi to leave from the front.

Taking the investigation forward, Vishvas News searched the e-paper of Dainik Jagran, Pilibhit. We found a news related to the viral video there. It said, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s humility and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s decency won the hearts of the people. On Tuesday, the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister were sitting side by side on the stage of the public meeting at Drummond Government Inter College. When the stage operator called for his address, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath wanted to go towards the podium from behind the chairs. As soon as he got up and moved backwards, the Prime Minister stopped him by holding his hand. Both the leaders looked at each other for a few moments, then the Prime Minister gestured to pass in front of the chair and the Chief Minister smiled and accepted his request. By the time he moved towards the podium with fast steps, the pandal started resonating with applause.”

related news Jagran.com But also found. It was published on 9 April.

during investigation Video on BJP’s YouTube channel Got a bigger version. It was made live on 9 April. It can be seen after 3:30 minutes that when CM Yogi is called on the stage to give a speech, he tries to move from behind by removing his chair to go towards the dais. After this, PM Modi signals him to leave from his front. This part of the video is being cut and made viral with false claims.

Vishvas News contacted CM Yogi’s media advisor Mrityunjay Kumar in the next phase of investigation. Shared the viral video with him. While giving information, he said that the claim being made with the viral video is completely wrong.

Now it was the turn of social scanning of the user who posted fake posts. Facebook user Manoj Yadav is associated with a political party. This user from Aligarh had created this account in March 2013.

Conclusion: In the investigation of Vishvas News, the viral post related to PM Modi and CM Yogi proved to be fake. In respect of PM Modi, CM Yogi was going from behind instead of going to the dais in front of him. At the same time, PM Modi held his hand and signaled him to go from the front. This part of the video is being edited and made viral with false claims.

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