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Social media users have circulated a video purportedly showing the Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar Being requested to leave during the swearing in ceremony of the newly elected President of United States of America, donald trump,
The archive of the post can be found Here,
(Archives with similar claims can be found Here And Here,
Is the claim true?: The claim is false.
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We reviewed the longer version of the swearing-in ceremony and found that Jaishankar was not asked to leave or disturbed midway through the ceremony.
What we found: First, we looked for the longer version of the swearing-in ceremony and found it there of the white house Youtube channel.
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Next, we identified the portion of the viral video in the YouTube version.
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We saw a cameraperson coming in front of the minister 34:37 minutes Of youtube video.
Here are the marks where we saw both.
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But 34:44 minutesWe saw a person coming towards the area where Jaishankar was sitting. The man was seen patting his hand and gesturing for someone to leave.
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He was also seen talking to someone. He did not have any conversation with the minister at any time.
Here are the marks where we saw both.
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But 35:10 minutesWe can see a person leaving the area behind the minister. The man was wearing a kind of strap around his neck.
Here are the marks where the person who was asked to leave was seen.
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one in live stream by the German broadcaster DW NewsWe could see a photographer in front of the row where Jaishankar was sitting.
Here’s the photographer we saw in the livestream.
conclusion: A false claim has gone viral that Jaishankar was asked to leave during Trump’s swearing-in ceremony.
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