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Image Depicting Lord Rama on Burj khalifa Goes Viral on Pran Pratishtha Occasion. Read the Fact-Check

Megha Bajaj January 23, 2024
Image Depicting Lord Rama on Burj khalifa Goes Viral on Pran Pratishtha Occasion. Read the Fact-Check

Image Depicting Lord Rama on Burj khalifa Goes Viral on Pran Pratishtha Occasion. Read the Fact-Check

An image depicting the projection of Lord Rama on Dubai’s Burj Khalifa on the occasion of Pran Pratishtha at Ram Mandir in Ayodhya has taken the internet by Storm.  The viral image has drawn massive praise for the projection of the Hindu deity. Users on social media are fiercely sharing this image and claiming that Burj Khalifa was displayed on the occasion of Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha.

Sharing this image on X(Twitter), a user named Dharmendra Saran wrote: “Burj Khalifa displayed the idol of Lord Rama on the occasion of Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha

Source: X(Twitter)

Furthermore, we found that several users shared this image on X(Twitter) as well as on Facebook and made similar claims.

Source: X(Twitter)
Source: X(Twitter)
Source: Facebook
Source: Facebook

Fact-Check

To verify the authenticity of the viral image, the DFRAC team we examined the official website of Burj Khalifa as well as its social media handles but no such image was found posted there.

Source: Instagram and Facebook

In addition to this, a reverse-image search of the viral image led us to a travel blog from the website Juliasalbum.com

Source: Juliasalbum.com

where we found a similar image without the projection of Lord Rama on Dubai’s Burj Khalifa. Here’s collage below will show you the difference.

Conclusion

It is clear from DFRAC’s fact-check that viral image depicting the projection of Lord Rama on Dubai’s Burj Khalifa is digitally edited. Hence, the claim of social media users is false.

DFRAC Analysis: Fake

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