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Fact-Check: Capt. Amarinder Singh to join BJP soon

DFRAC Editor September 21, 2021
WhatsApp Image 2021-09-21 at 11.05.09 AM

As soon as Capt. Amarinder Singh resigned from the post of the Chief Minister of Punjab, many questioned whether he would be joining the ruling party BJP as the tussle within Congress was the reason he resigned. This prompted many to take to twitter to give their opinion on the matter.

Very soon some started to post pictures of Singh meeting the Union Home Minister Amit Shah and claimed that he will be joining the BJP soon. The image went viral on Facebook and Twitter.

This image was shared on Facebook.

#BreakingNews #AmrinderSingh meets with amit sah.
he will join bjp soon.
#AmarinderSingh pic.twitter.com/g0osptOscH

— Luv Gupta (@lavguptabihiya) September 18, 2021
The image was shared on Twitter as well.

Fact-Check:

Upon reverse searching the picture on Google, we found various news articles dating back to 2019 who covered the meeting between Singh and Shah. According to reports, Singh met Shah in order to seek 25 CAPF companies and anti-drone gadgets for BSF owing to security situation of Punjab.

Image used in 2019 article on Hindustan Times
Similar article on News18 dated June 27,2019

Since the image is old and there have been no reports of Singh meeting any member of the BJP, this claim is fake.

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