Iranian IRGC threatens to kill PM Netanyahu, after Israeli officers confirm ‘he’s fine’
Tehran: In spite of rumours being spread on social media that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been assassinated, the Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Sunday announced that Netanyahu, the ‘child-killing criminal’, would be pursued and killed.
The IRGC has issued their threat on their website Sepah News barely hours after Netanyahu’s office dismissed the assassination rumours and confirmed that the PM was fine.
A video clip posted on the Israeli PM’s ‘X’ page, allegedly showing him with six fingers, gave rise to multiple unverified claims as well as reports that went viral. On the other hand, there were also rumours that the video clip was manipulated or AI-generated.
In addition, the speculations of the Israeli PM’s death were rife as users claimed that Netanyahu’s son Yair hadn't posted anything since March 9 due to a 'family tragedy'.
The AI chatbot of X, Grok, however, revealed the claims and rumours on Netanyahu’s death to be fake and clarified that the video clip on his ‘X’ account was genuine.
Also, a spokesperson from the PMO said that the claims that Netanyahu had been assassinated were false information as the PM was fine.
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HN Valley Project water purification: Chikkaballapur bandh receives moderate response
Chikkaballapur: The bandh called for Sunday by organizations demanding the authorities to undertake third round of purification of water under the HN Valley Project received moderate response from the locals.
Members of the Permanent Irrigation Struggle Committee, pro-Kannada organizations and various farmers’ organizations complained that the state government has taken no decision on the issue related to the project related to the supply of water from the Hebbal-Nagawara lakes of Bengaluru to the lakes in Chikkaballapur.
Shop owners stayed their business keeping their stores closed for the day in support of the bandh. Traffic movement went on as normal. Police security was beefed up for the day to prevent any untoward incident amid the protest.
The members of Jeevajala Jagruti Vedike led a procession in town and shouted slogans demanding purification of water under the project.
BJP leader Sandeep Reddy, who spoke on the occasion, criticized the state government for taking no initiative to provide pure water and demanded the start of purification of water immediately.
