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  • Newchecker.in is an independent fact-checking initiative of NC Media Networks Pvt. Ltd. We welcome our readers to send us claims to fact check. If you believe a story or statement deserves a fact check, or an error has been made with a published fact check Contact Us: checkthis@newschecker.in Fact checks doneFOLLOW US Uncategorized A complete lockdown is in place across India to slow the spread of COVID-19. In the backdrop of the lockdown, videos of wild animals taking over the roads are surfacing on the internet. Among them, a set of pictures of a herd of Deer is doing rounds on social media claiming that these pictures are from Lake Club, Chandigarh. We found that several blue tick Twitter handles, including one of Ruchit G Garg and Pradeep Dwivedi, also shared the viral pictures on their respective handles. Ruchit G Garg Tweet reads,”Lake club, Chandigarh this morning.” Several readers sent the viral pictures to Newschecker’s WhatsApp helpline number for verification. As we began fact-checking the claim, we found several users calling out pictures to not be from Chandigarh. One of the Twitter users and a journalist, Gagandeep Singh, Tweeted and said, “Some pictures are circulating on social media of Deer In Chandigarh. They are not of Lake Club Chandigarh. They are from Borivali Park, Mumbai”. He also posted a video on his handle, clarifying the same. Using reverse-image search on the Google search engine, we found a postdated article of a news website, Mumbai Mirror, which carried out the same viral images. The headline of the article published on April 2, 2020, reads, “The Jungle has come alive: Borivali National Park reclaims its lost glory as lockdown continues.” The Jungle has comes alive: Borivali national park reclaims it’s lost glory as lockdown continues While the nation-wide lockdown has brought life in the maximum city to a total standstill, the seizure of the bustle and human activities has brought life back into the city’s surviving green lung, the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), popularly known as the Borvali National Park. We found the same viral images uploaded on a website named ‘Free Press Journal.’ The headline reads, “Mother celebrates lockdown: Check out beautiful pictures of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Mother celebrates lockdown: Check out beautiful pics of Sanjay Gandhi National Park (For all the latest News, Mumbai, Entertainment, Cricket, Business and Featured News updates, visit Free Press Journal. Also, follow us on Twitter and Instagram and do like our Facebook page for continuous updates on the go) During our search, we found a video uploaded on ‘ABP Majha”s website which had the same viral images. According to the report, the viral photos are from Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Borivali, Mumbai. It is clear from our fact check that the pictures of Deer viral on social media claiming it to be from Chandigarh are false. The viral images are from Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Borivali, Mumbai. (If you would like us to fact check a claim, give feedback or lodge a complaint, WhatsApp us at 9999499044. You can also visit the Contact Us page and fill the form)
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