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Fake Currency seized from a RSS supporter?

By - BOOM FACT Check Team | 21 Jan 2020 7:02 PM IST

Social media posts claiming fake currency notes were seized from the car of a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh supporter in Gujarat are viral on social media with many believing the claim and sharing it further. But BOOM found that the claim is absolutely false and the photos are not from Gujarat at all.

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