Social

Old video from Brazil shared as Ayodhya’s Rampath

The video is originally from Brazil’s Cascavel, and is from 2022. Not related to India.

The Uttar Pradesh government has suspended six officials of civic agencies for gross negligence following road cave-ins and waterlogging at several sections of the newly-built Ram Path in Ayodhya. About 15 by lanes and streets along the Ram Path were flooded after rain on June 23 and June 25. Against this backdrop, showing a woman falling into a giant pothole as the road she was walking on caves in, that is going viral on social media with the claim it is from Ayodhya’s Rampath.

The caption states, “This is the condition of the road ‘Rampath’ built in Ayodhya after the first rain. Its length is 13 kilometers. The total cost is 844 crores i.e. The company that built the road is from Gujarat, Bhuvan Infracom Pvt Ltd”.

Facebook Post |Archive link

Fact Check- 

By conducting a reverse image search on one of the video’s key frames, we found the same video uploaded on Facebook on 3 June 2022. The description states, “On a busy avenue in Cascavel, in the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza, a hole opened up in the sidewalk and “swallowed” a woman, on the morning of this Thursday. The moment was recorded by security cameras. In the images, it is possible to see that the pedestrian did not observe the signs before falling into the hole. The area was closed for maintenance work on the road. Fortunately, the woman only suffered minor injuries” (Translated from Portuguese (Brazil) to English).

So we can understand that the viral video is old and it is from Brazil, not India.


Facebook Post Archive link

Upon further search, we found few other news reports by publications such as Bhaz also covered the incident and reported that in Cascavel, a 48-year-old woman was walking on a pavement when she was sucked up by a water-filled hole. 

Archive link

After the video grabbed attention, the official Twitter handle of Ayodhya police responded to the user calling it “misleading” and “false”. “The video being circulated in the above post is not related to Ayodhya district. Ayodhya police denies this misleading and false news. Legal action will be taken against the person who spread this misleading news.”

The post is captioned, “A case was registered at City Police Station in connection with sharing a misleading video on social media platform claiming it to be of Ayodhya’s Rampath.”

https://twitter.com/ayodhya_police/status/1808779588283346979

Conclusion– 

Fact Crescendo found the claim made along with the viral video to be False. The video showing a woman falling into a pothole on a road is from Brazil and has no links to India.

Title:Old video from Brazil shared as Ayodhya’s Rampath

Written By: Usha Manoj

Result: False

Usha Manoj

Recent Posts

Video Of A Crowd In Jaipur Being Lathi Charged By The Police Going Viral With Misleading Claims.

Recently a video showing a large number of people running on a road went viral…

19 hours ago

Video of Holy Week procession in Spain goes viral as Pope Francis’ funeral

The viral video shows a Holy Week procession in Cartagena, Spain. On 21 April 2025, Pope…

23 hours ago

Balochistan Liberation Army Threatening China And Pakistan Recently? The Video Is Old.

Recently a video went viral on social media with the claim that the Baloch Liberation…

1 day ago

Video From Shalmala River In Karnataka Going Viral As Indus River In Pakistan.

After India suspended the Indus Water Treaty, a video went viral on social media showing…

3 days ago

Old video of Israeli Forces strikes Lebanon falsely shared as Pakistan

The video is old and depicts an Israeli strike that flattens a building in South…

3 days ago

Consumers Concerned About Gluten-Free Label on Trader Joe’s Crackers Containing Maltodextrin

Maltodextrin is a white, powdery carbohydrate commonly used in packaged foods as a thickener, filler,…

3 days ago