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      No, Photo Does Not Show Indian Soldier Injured In India-China Clash

      BOOM found that the image is atleast four years old, and has appeared on several Thai, Malaysian, and Indonesian sites.

      By - Anmol Alphonso | 20 Jun 2020 2:01 PM GMT
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    • No, Photo Does Not Show Indian Soldier Injured In India-China Clash

      An old and unrelated photo showing a man's severely injured back is being shared with the false claim that it shows an Indian Army soldier injured during the recent clash between Indian and Chinese troops at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Galwan valley, Ladakh on June 15, 2020.

      The recent face off between the two countries led to the death of 20 Indian soldiers. While China's People Liberation Army too is said to have suffered casualties, China has not released any official word on the same.

      The image was tweeted by Dr. Anand Rai, known for being one of the whistleblowers of the Vyapam scam in Madhya Pradesh. Rai tweeted with the caption, "This is one of the soldiers who survived the barbaric attack by Chinese forces on galwan valley. He has nail injuries all over his body. They were completely unarmed and yet they fought back the Chinese army."

      (PHOTO SHOWS BODILY INJURIES)

      This is one of the soldiers who survived the barbaric attack by Chinese forces on galwan valley.
      He has nail injuries all over his body. They were completely unarmed and yet they fought back the Chinese army.
      फ़ौज को हथियार उठाने से किसने रोका था @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/7yZ3EwiDDq

      — Dr.ANAND RAI (@anandrai177) June 20, 2020

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      We searched with the caption on Facebook and found the image shared with the same false claim.


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      Also Read: No This Photo Is Not Of Indian Troops Killed In Galwan Valley

      FACT-CHECK

      We performed a reverse image search using Yandex, a Russian search engine which showed results dating back to 2016.

      The same image had been used in articles on several websites including Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai.

      The blogs on which the viral image was used on were mostly about rigorous training an aspiring soldier has to undergo in army camps. BOOM could not independently verify the image or where it is from, however we could establish that the image is not recent and is not related to the recent border clash between India and China.

      Thai blog (January 2016)


      Malay blog (May 2016)


      Indonesian blog (August 2016)


      BOOM has debunked several pieces of misinformation post clashes between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh on June 15-16. Read the thread below.

      #Thread🚨: Post clashes between Indian and Chinese troops in the #GalwanValley in #Ladakh on June 15-16, BOOM has fact-checked several posts which include images, videos, and msgs that included misinformation and had gone viral. See the thread below 👇 #FakeNews #India #China

      — BOOM Live (@boomlive_in) June 18, 2020


      Also Read: No, Video Does Not Show Col. Santosh Babu Arguing With Chinese Soldiers At Galwan


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      Fake News FactCheck Galwan Galwan Valley Ladakh India China Inda Dr Anand Rai Ladhak India China Clash China India border Narendra Modi Thai Malaysia Indoesia 
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      Claim :   Photo shows a severely injured Indian soldier who survived the Galwan Valley clash with the Chinese troops
      Claimed By :  Dr Anand Rai
      Fact Check :  False

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