Deepfake Video Misattributing Defence Minister's Remarks Circulates Online
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- •A deepfake video misrepresents Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's statements.
- •The video was created using AI and falsely attributes comments on national security.
- •PIB Fact Check confirms the video is manipulated and urges verification before sharing.
A digitally manipulated video falsely attributes comments to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh regarding the India–China border situation. The video, created using AI, misrepresents his statements on a sensitive national security issue. PIB Fact Check confirmed the video is fabricated and linked to an original, unedited video from ANI dated October 26. The Defence Minister has not made the remarks attributed to him in the deepfake. Users are advised to verify content before sharing, as misinformation can have serious consequences. The incident highlights the growing concern over deepfake technology in political discourse.
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