‘Jhooth ki goonj’ site ‘fact-checks’ Rahul’s student meet claims

The digital counterpunch against Rahul’s campaign obviously complements BJP’s efforts, but the party has denied any association with the website. The website itself makes no direct mention of the people behind it, but as it trended on social media, some attributed its creation to “nationalist researchers” and Gen Z-ers

The 'Jhooth Ki Goonj' website claims that out of the 40 statements made by Rahul Gandhi at his four events, 29 were false and 11 were misleading.

The ruling party accused Mr. Gandhi of following a pattern of "doing wrong first, then creating noise when action is taken", and said the Maharashtra government was capable of protecting tribal communities and students