Social Media Buzz: Video Of Man Stealing Goats From Moving Truck In Maharashtra Goes Viral
A viral video showing a man throwing goats from a moving truck is not from Pakistan. The claim is false, as confirmed by fact-checking.
In recent weeks, a shocking video has been circulating on social media showing a man throwing goats from a moving truck. The video has been falsely claimed to be from Pakistan, but fact-checking reveals that the incident did not take place in the country.
The video shows a man throwing goats one by one from the back of a truck as it speeds down a road. The goats can be seen landing on the ground and struggling to stand up. The video has sparked outrage and condemnation from animal rights activists and others.
Hoax Alert: Viral Video Of Man Throwing Goats Is NOT From Pakistan
Moving truck goat theft Video Karachi Pakistan#Goat #Movingtruck #Karachi #Pakistan #goattheftinMovingtruck #video pic.twitter.com/yrq618knVF
¡ª HP Live News (@hplivenews1) April 30, 2023
The video is shared on Twitter by HP Live News with the caption, "Moving truck goat theft Video Karachi Pakistan."
Someone travelling behind the vehicle recorded the footage. The guy could be seen jumping down the bonnet of a car that had driven up behind the truck after throwing numerous goats onto the road. Someone was overheard stating, "This is how they steal."
Misinformation and fake news can spread rapidly on social media, and it is important to fact-check before sharing any content. In this case, the false claim that the video was from Pakistan has been debunked.
Twitter/@hplivenews1
The UPPOLICE FACT CHECK have tweeted the facts about this incident on their Twitter handle with the caption, "#FactCheck - From the investigation so far and the signboard on the highway, this video has been found to be related to Igatpur Ghoti Road in Maharashtra and not from Unnao district, Uttar Pradesh.
@unnaopolice
has also denied this misleading tweet."
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¡ª UPPOLICE FACT CHECK (@UPPViralCheck) May 2, 2023
The viral video originated in Maharashtra. During the first inquiry, we attentively reviewed the video footage and discovered a signboard showing a distance of 200 km to Aurangabad. It should be noted that Aurangabad is a city in the state of Maharashtra, implying that the video was most likely shot in Maharashtra. A screenshot of the signboard can be seen in the tweet.
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