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Fact Check: Maharashtra govt has banned the penguin emoji?

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: August 11, 2020 4:23 PM

A screenshot of a tweet from a Twitter handle named ANI is being circulated on social media that the ...

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A screenshot of a tweet from a Twitter handle named ANI is being circulated on social media that the Maharashtra government has banned the penguin emoji. 

Giving breaking news updates in this tweet, it is reported that the Uddhav government has banned the emoji of penguins. Sharing this screenshot on social media, users are asking whether the government is left with only this work?

The Penguin emoji is being used for the Sushant case with Aditya Thackeray. This is the reason that a large number of users are sharing this claim as true on social media. Also on July 1, the hashtag BabyPenguin was trending on Twitter, after a complaint was registered against a social media user calling Aaditya Thackeray a Baby Penguin.

Fact check investigation:

The Twitter handle named ANI has tweeted the news of emoji ban. His user name is – @aniparodyy. While the official Twitter handle of ANI is the user name @ANI. Apparently the handle that has been tweeted is fake.

Government of Maharashtra has not banned the penguin emoji. The tweet associated with the claim is from a fake Twitter handle named ANI.

Tags: Maharashtra GovernmentUddhav ThackerayAditya ThackerayShiv Sena
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