No, JNU SFI Leader Did Not Fake His Injuries

Photos of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student Soori Krishnan are being shared with false claims that he faked his injuries in Sunday's violent mob attack at the varsity. The collage of before-and-after photos of Krishnan, who is also a member of Student Federation Of India(SFI) show him first with bandages around his head and arms and later without it.

BOOM spoke to Krishnan, who dismissed the claims online and said the doctors removed the bandages after stitching his wounds.

The viral claim was shared by several members of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and Bharatiya Janata Party leaders. It soon went viral on Facebook and Twitter with fake claims that Krishnan 'faked his injuries'.

Comedy show of the left comrades

SFI leader Soori from JNU after being "brutally injured" in Delhi

Seen completely in high spirits while welcomed with garlands in Trivandrum within 24 hours.#TukdeTukdeGang #JNUHiddenTruth #JNUViolence pic.twitter.com/8LqoiycnPY
— Ashish Chauhan (@AshishSainram) January 7, 2020

Hey @TheAcademy, why no Oscar for SFI's Comrade Soori? pic.twitter.com/DALtl2Tgra
— Political Kida (@PoliticalKida) January 7, 2020

Meet #JNU #SFI leader #Soori admitted to hospital 4 'serious injuries'. From ICU, flew to Kerala, landed in Trivandrum in 24hrs. His stitches were removed & wounds were healed in 24 hrs🤔

Total Bollywood👏🤪
(*Got from social media)@amitmalviya @ABVPVoice @abvpjnu @ABVPDelhi pic.twitter.com/sEC6cnTjiV
— Prabin Padhy (@prabinkp) January 7, 2020

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No, JNU SFI Leader Did Not Fake His Injuries

BOOM spoke to Soori Krishnan, who told us he received five stitches on his head and his right arm is in a sling.

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