Fake news claim: A fake tweet image viral on social media claiming Jeremy Corbyn said "A man was murdered by British Police in Broad daylight
Examples of viral posts in circulation on Social Media like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said "A man was murdered by British Police in Broad daylight
Wow
— James Longman (@JamesAALongman) November 29, 2019
In a cab and very angry driver just said ‘look what Corbyn has tweeted about #LondonBridge attack’
He was sent this on a WhatsApp group. And it’s totally fake. Had to try and convince him to actually look at Twitter itself. He *still* isn’t sure #fakenews pic.twitter.com/PVKugjfKap
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said "A man was murdered by British Police in Broad daylight
— lewi (@letbelewi) December 1, 2019
Terrorist Sympathiser Jeremy Corbyn Tweeted today "A Man Was Murdered By British Police In Broad Daylight" at London Bridge today! The murdered victims don't matter apparently!
Facts Check Verdict: False
News Verification: A fake tweet claiming to be originated by British opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said "A man was murdered by British Police in Broad daylight," spoofing Corbyn's disapproval of how British police handled London Bridge knife attack on Friday, is not true.
The tweet was shared without no actual link to Jeremy Corbyn twitter account.
Jeremy Corbyn has long been a supporter of terrorist especially in support of Pakistan. The Labour Party on September 25 had passed an emergency motion on Kashmir. It had called for its leader Corbyn to seek international observers and 'enter' the region to demand the Kashmiris' supposed right to self-determination. It drew flak with at least 100 British-Indian professionals condemning the stance of the party.
In the letter addressed to Corbyn, the British-Indian organisations expressed dismay that the party had abandoned a long-standing cross-party position on Kashmir as a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan. "In doing so, the party has sown the seeds of community disharmony in the UK," it said.
Huge & unprecedented. Over 100 British Indian Orgs representing diverse communities across UK write in protest to @jeremycorbyn @UKLabour re ‘ill-conceived & partisan’ #Kashmir resolution. There are +1.5m British Indians living in the UK. Electorally dwarfs #Antisemitism row. pic.twitter.com/WZfAO74KNy
— Respect British Indians (@BritishIndians) October 14, 2019
Jeremy also twitted earlier against India’s decision on article 370, he said earlier “The situation in Kashmir is deeply disturbing. Human rights abuses taking place are unacceptable. The rights of the Kashmiri people must be respected and UN resolutions implemented.”
The situation in Kashmir is deeply disturbing. Human rights abuses taking place are unacceptable. The rights of the Kashmiri people must be respected and UN resolutions implemented.
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) August 11, 2019
“This is what you get if this man becomes PM. God help us,” tweeted one. Mr Corbyn’s real response to the attack expressed thanks for the efforts of emergency workers.
“Shocking reports from London Bridge. My thoughts are with those caught up in the incident.
“Thank you to the police and emergency services who are responding,” the Labour leader said.
We all feel hurt by the awful attack on London Bridge.
Those individual strands of compassion become the ties that connect us.
It is those ties, millions woven together, that make up the fabric of our society.
We all feel hurt by the awful attack on London Bridge.
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) December 1, 2019
Those individual strands of compassion become the ties that connect us.
It is those ties, millions woven together, that make up the fabric of our society.
We will not let those ties be broken.
Hence the message circulating against Jeremy Corbyn is not true.
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