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Wednesday, June 10, 2026

YouTuber Dhruv Rathee Spread Fake News – Uses Old Fire Accident Video To Frame BJP For Violence In WB

“YouTuber Dhruv Rathee Spread Fake News – Uses Old Fire Accident Video To Frame BJP For Violence In WB”, The Commune, May 09, 2026

“Yet again, YouTuber and propagandist Dhruv Rathee has come under fire for sharing an old video of violence in West Bengal and labelling the BJP as the perpetrators.

In the video he shares a clipping of violence and claimed that it was the BJP’s style of ‘celebrating’ with violence. Opening the video, he said, “Congratulations friends, good days have arrived in West Bengal”. 

However, what he will not tell you is that the video is from 26 April 2026 when Mamata Banerjee was very much in power. The video clipping was not even related to violence. It was a video of a fire incident in Metiabruz in South Kolkata near the rail line…….”

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