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BOOM found several visual inconsistencies which indicate that the videos were digitally altered.

BOOM found that the video dates back atleast to 2023 from Lohagad Fort in Pune district

BOOM found that the video has several inconsistencies that indicate it was doctored using AI

BOOM found that the visuals are old and unrelated incidents not linked to the ongoing heatwave affecting Europe.

BOOM found that Shahadat Hossain, the youth who died by electrocution, has no connection to the murder of Dipu Das.

BOOM went through historical records and found that the road was named "Suhrawardy Avenue" in 1933, long before the 1946 Kolkata riots, which were allegedly orchestrated by Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy, often referred to as the "Butcher of Bengal."

BOOM found that two of the three photos showed clear signs of AI manipulation, including repeated faces, distorted details, and gibberish text.

BOOM found that the incident had no communal angle and is from Dhaka, Bangladesh, where a youth was assaulted by a mob over allegations of mobile theft.