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The video of Rakesh Tikait raising Slogans of Allah Hu Akbar from Kisan Mahapanchayat Manch is shared with a misleading narrative.

Mohd Nadeem Siddiqui
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A viral video of Kisan Leader Rakesh Tikait addressing the Kisan Mahapanchayat at Muzaffarnagar is getting vial on several social media platforms with the following content :

“मुज़फ्फरनगर के किसान मंच से अल्लाह हु अकबर के नारे लगे|”

Translation: Slogans of Allah Hu Akbar were raised from Muzaffarnagar’s Kisan Manch.

Claim: The viral video claims to be of Kisan Leader Rakesh Tikait addressing the Kisan Mahapanchayat at Muzaffarnagar in which Slogans of Allah Hu Akbar were raised from the stage.

Facebook

 

We also saw several Facebook profiles shared the viral video.

 

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Twitter

A verified Twitter handle of author Shefali Vaidya tweeted the viral video. The archive link to this tweet can be accessed from here.

A verified Twitter handle of Delhi BJP Spokesperson Ajay Sehrawat tweeted the viral video. The archive link to this tweet can be accessed from here.

A BJP worker Priti Gandhi also tweeted the viral video from her verified Twitter handle. The archive link to this tweet can be accessed from here.

 

Media

Several media outlets also carried out viral video in their articles.

Media website OP India carried out the viral video in one of its articles. The archived link of the article can be accessed from here.

Media website the organiser also carried out the viral video in one of its articles. The archived link of the article can be accessed from here.

Truth

No, the claims made on the viral are misleading.

When we used the keyframes of the viral video in a reverse image search then we found out the original full video of Kisan Leader Rakesh Tikait addressing the Kisan Mahapanchayat at Muzaffarnagar.

In this complete video if we look from 10:36 minutes of the broadcast we can see the viral version of the Kisan Leader Rakesh Tikait addressing the Kisan Mahapanchayat at Muzaffarnagar.

In his version, Rakesh Tikait is saying

“इस तरह की सरकारें अगर देश में रहेंगी तो दंगे करवाने का काम करेंगी | पहले भी नारे लगते थे ,अल्लाह हु अकबर हर-हर महादेव यह  नारे लगते थे| अल्लाह हु अकबर और हर-हर महादेव के नारे इसी धरती से लगते थे |यह नारे हमेशा लगते रहेंगे यह दंगा यहाँ पर नहीं होगा |यह तोड़ने का काम करेंगे और हम जोड़ने का काम करेंगे , किसी गलतफहमी में ना रहना यह देश हमारा है,यह प्रदेश हमारा है और यह ज़िले हमारे हैं |”

The translation of this version means that “If such governments remain in the country, they will work to cause riots. Earlier also, slogans used to be used in the rallies, Allah Hu Akbar Har Har Mahadev these slogans used to be raised from this earth. These slogans will always be raised, this riot will not happen here. This will work to break you and we will work to unite, do not be in any misunderstanding, this country is ours, this state is ours and this district is ours.

Few media houses reported the same about this speech –

Dainik Bhaskar wrote “मुजफ्फरनगर में किसान महापंचायत: राकेश टिकैत बोले- यहां अल्लाह हू अकबर और हर-हर महादेव के नारे लगते रहेंगे; योगेंद्र यादव ने बताए- योगी सरकार के 5 पाप“

UP Tak –

 

 

In our investigation, we also saw several tweets of people with the complete video. In these tweets, several people pointed out that Rakesh Tikait said that the farmers’ movement since the time of Mahendra Singh Tikait has used both the slogans as a sign of religious harmony.

Thus in our investigation, the claims made on the viral video were found to be false as not only Allah hu Akbar slogans were raised but also Har Har Mahadev slogans were also raised from the stage.

 

Mohd Nadeem Siddiqui
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Mohd Nadeem Siddiqui

Author of 2 books and a former researcher on Homeland, Defence and National Security for last 10 years.Independent Fact Checker and busting fake news.

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