Similar violations were also reported during the Karnataka assembly elections, where a BJP proxy page ran political ads on the election day itself.

Various old and unrelated videos have gone viral on social media in India as attacks on Hindus in the neighbouring country. These have been used to target Indian Muslims.

Anurag Tiwari, running an account in controversial Myanmar monk, Ashin Wirathu's name, also runs other websites amplifying misinformation and hate against Muslims.

This report looks into a network of 14 Facebook pages that spent heavily on political ads during the election. These pages violated the platform’s policies for running political ads, which Meta ignored.

Many BJP leaders have targeted the Karnataka Congress government and accused it of appeasement of the minority community.

Several social media users, including Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut, have falsely claimed that the Ram Mandir is being built 3 kilometres away from the site of the now-demolished Babri Masjid.

These pictures shared by well-known personalities including politicians as being from India do not, in fact, depict Lakshadweep or any destination in India.

A fact-check shows how the rumour was used to attack the Congress. Pilot was commissioned as an IAF pilot seven months after the bombing.

The page 'Narendra Bhupendra – નરેન્દ્ર ભૂપેન્દ્ર' – now deleted – was directly linked to the BJP and grossly violated the Model Code of Conduct prescribed by the Election Commission on the spending limit of a candidate and the silence period rule.

Contrary to the prime minister's claim, the Union government has not even approved land provided by the Bihar government for the construction of the facility.

There are several instances of fake news, misinformation and hate speech in the video, which has also led to the harassment and cyberbullying of three prominent citizens.

Facebook’s advertising policy is allowing the BJP to spend crores of rupees on Facebook to use it for advertising with the help of masked websites.

In his new show on Aaj Tak, the anchor showed a quotation originally by satirist Jonathan Swift but commonly attributed to Mark Twain.

Jain has been in Enforcement Directorate custody since May 31. A photo showing marks on the Delhi minister's face went viral recently. However, the marks were not bruises.

The clip was falsely shared by Sudarshan News and many BJP supporters with the claim that Muslims were loudly chanting on the road after loudspeakers were removed from mosques.