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Old Ram Navami Clash Video from Murshidabad Misleadingly Linked to Post-Result Violence in West Bengal

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Old Ram Navami Clash Video from Murshidabad Falsely Linked to Post-Result Violence in West Bengal
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A video of violence is going viral on social media with claims that, following the BJP’s victory in West Bengal, its supporters are carrying out violence.

Sharing the video, the handle Kirti Azad wrote, ”@AmitShah‘s Gunda ‘s creating riots in the name of Lord Rama. This is an insult of the religion They brag about. The real face of Narendra Modi, Amit’s Bjp is out in the open”

Another handle, Muslims in India, asserted, ”These scenes were repeated in most parts of #India where Modi’s party rules, but the state of Bengal was safe from these criminals, and no sooner had Modi’s party won there than the sabotage operations began against opposition offices, Muslim shops, and their homes! Modi’s party is absolutely evil, and that’s something clear and evident, but the majority of #Hindus stand with him because they are like him.”

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The video was also shared by Maktoob and Abhimanyu Singh.

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Fact Check

In our fact-check research, we extracted keyframes from the viral video and conducted a reverse image search. Through this process, we found the same video posted on X by handle SK Chakraborty dated March 28, 2026. According to the video’s description, the visuals show a Ram Navami clash in Jangipur, Murshidabad, West Bengal. (Archive Link)

The video has been online since March 28, 2026, indicating that it predates the current context and is unrelated to recent West Bengal clashes.

We further conducted keyword searches on Google using terms such as “Ram Navami clash in Murshidabad, West Bengal,” which led us to an NBT report published on March 28, 2026. The report states that violence broke out during a Ram Navami procession in Murshidabad after a dispute over music being played. The situation escalated into clashes between local groups, resulting in stone-pelting and disturbances in the area.

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In conclusion, the claim that, after the BJP’s victory in West Bengal, its supporters are carrying out violence is misleading. The video actually shows a Ram Navami-related clash in Murshidabad from March 2026.

Claim After the BJP’s landslide victory in West Bengal, its supporters are carrying out violence.
Claimed byKirti Azad, Muslims in India and others.
FactThe claim is misleading. The video is from March 27, 2026, and shows an incident in Murshidabad where violence broke out during a Ram Navami procession following a dispute over music being played.

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