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Harbhajan Singh's 'zombie drug' post on Punjab backfires. Video was from Rajasthan

Harbhajan Singh shared a video on social media linking it to Punjab's youth and addiction, but it was later revealed to be from Rajasthan. The video showed two turbaned men behaving erratically on a roadside, purportedly under the influence of a

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Two turbaned men behaving erratically on a roadside in Rajasthan
Two turbaned men behaving erratically on a roadside in Rajasthan
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Highlights

  • Harbhajan Singh shared a video on social media
  • The video was from Rajasthan, not Punjab
  • The video showed two turbaned men behaving erratically
  • Dr Baljit Kaur accused Harbhajan Singh of damaging Punjab's image
  • The incident has sparked a controversy

A video shared by Harbhajan Singh, a BJP Rajya Sabha MP and former cricketer, has sparked controversy. The video showed two turbaned men apparently behaving erratically on a roadside, purportedly under the influence of a zombie drug. Singh had shared the video on social media, linking it to Punjab's youth and addiction. However, it was later revealed that the video was not from Punjab, but from Rajasthan.

The video showed two men, apparently under the influence of a substance, behaving in an erratic manner. Harbhajan Singh had shared the video, assuming it was from Punjab, and had linked it to the state's youth and addiction. However, Dr Baljit Kaur accused him of damaging Punjab's image by sharing the video.

Dr Baljit Kaur pointed out that the video was actually from Rajasthan, and not from Punjab. She accused Harbhajan Singh of sharing false information and damaging the image of Punjab. The incident has sparked a controversy, with many criticizing Harbhajan Singh for sharing the video without verifying its authenticity.

The video had shown two turbaned men behaving erratically on a roadside, purportedly under the influence of a zombie drug. Harbhajan Singh had shared the video on social media, linking it to Punjab's youth and addiction. However, the video was later revealed to be from Rajasthan, and not from Punjab.

The incident has raised questions about the spread of misinformation on social media. Many have criticized Harbhajan Singh for sharing the video without verifying its authenticity. The incident has also sparked a debate about the need for verifying information before sharing it on social media.

The video was shared by Harbhajan Singh on social media, and it quickly went viral. However, it was later revealed that the video was not from Punjab, but from Rajasthan. The incident has sparked a controversy, with many criticizing Harbhajan Singh for sharing the video without verifying its authenticity.

The controversy surrounding the video has highlighted the need for verifying information before sharing it on social media. Many have criticized Harbhajan Singh for sharing the video without verifying its authenticity. The incident has also sparked a debate about the spread of misinformation on social media.

In conclusion, the video shared by Harbhajan Singh has sparked a controversy, with many criticizing him for sharing false information. The incident has highlighted the need for verifying information before sharing it on social media, and has sparked a debate about the spread of misinformation on social media.

The incident has also raised questions about the responsibility of public figures on social media. Many have criticized Harbhajan Singh for sharing the video without verifying its authenticity, and have accused him of damaging Punjab's image. The incident has sparked a controversy, and has highlighted the need for public figures to be more responsible on social media.

The controversy surrounding the video has also sparked a debate about the need for fact-checking on social media. Many have criticized Harbhajan Singh for sharing the video without verifying its authenticity, and have accused him of spreading misinformation. The incident has highlighted the need for fact-checking on social media, and has sparked a debate about the responsibility of public figures on social media.

Originally reported by India Today.

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