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Website Flags 29 of 40 Rahul Gandhi Claims as False

Website Flags 29 of 40 Rahul Gandhi Claims as False
'Jhooth Ki Goonj': Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' Faces Fact-Check As New Website Flags 29 Of 40 Claims As False · freepressjournal.in

A website called Jhooth Ki Goonj examines things Rahul Gandhi said at student meetings.

The meetings were part of a campaign called Chhatron Ki Goonj.

The website says it checked 40 statements.

It labels 29 statements false and 11 misleading.

The statements were about jobs, education, unemployment, and crimes against women.

The website gives examples from meetings in four Indian cities.

Congress says the campaign lets students discuss concerns such as education and safety.

Congress and Gandhi have not answered the website’s accusations.

BJP leader Amit Malviya praised the website and shared it online.

Key facts

Website
Jhooth Ki Goonj
Statements reviewed
40
Website assessment
29 false and 11 misleading
Campaign
Chhatron Ki Goonj, described by Congress as a nationwide youth outreach initiative
Locations
Dehradun, Kota, Prayagraj, and Pune
Event period
June 17 to August 22
Response and endorsement
Congress and Rahul Gandhi have not responded; Amit Malviya called the website “brilliant” and shared its URL

Quotes

Amit Malviya

BJP leader and former BJP IT cell chief

“The site is called "Jhooth Ki Goonj", and it is quite possibly the work of some sharp young samaritans who decided that Rahul Gandhi's misinformation deserves a fact-check of its own. A fitting name for a website exposing the echo chamber of lies.”
NDTV freepressjournal.in
“While Rahul Gandhi continues to peddle his lies, a brilliant new website is doing the exact opposite, dismantling his propaganda, claim by claim, with facts.”
NDTV freepressjournal.in

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