Boomlive.In Deepfake Video of Trump Criticising Modi for Gujarat Riots Circulates Online
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- •A deepfake video misrepresents Trump's comments about Modi and the Gujarat riots.
- •The video has been widely circulated on social media, raising concerns about misinformation.
- •AI detection tools identified the video as likely manipulated, scoring only 11 out of 100 for authenticity.
A video claiming to show Donald Trump condemning Narendra Modi for the 2002 Gujarat riots is a deepfake. The 39-second clip was shared widely on social media, falsely attributing statements to Trump. In reality, during a recent G7 summit, Trump praised Modi, referring to him as both a 'killer' and an 'angel' without mentioning the riots. Analysis using Hiya's deepfake detection tool gave the video an authenticity score of 11 out of 100, indicating it is likely manipulated. The Gujarat riots resulted in over 1,000 deaths, primarily among Muslims, following inter-communal violence that began in February 2002. This incident highlights the growing concern over deepfake technology and misinformation in political discourse.
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