
A video collage of Trinamool Congress MP Sayani Ghosh singing a Bengali folk song with Islamic references and later reciting the Hanuman Chalisa has circulated with claims she changed her campaign to appeal to Hindu voters after a high voter turnout in West Bengal's first polling phase. Fact-checks reveal the folk song clip originated from an Assam event in early April, predating the West Bengal polls, and the claims linking the two clips to voter turnout and religious conversion are misleading.
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| Source | Their headline | Bias | Sentiment |
|---|---|---|---|
| thequint | West Bengal Polls: Sayani Ghosh's Video Clipped, Shared With False Communal Spin | Left | Neutral |
| altnews | Trinamool MP Sayani Ghosh's campaign speeches from Assam, Bengal viral with misleading claims - Alt News | Left | Neutral |
altnews broke this story on 28 Apr, 07:28 pm. Other outlets followed.
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