‘Don’t rely on Whatsapp University’, Kiran Bedi brutally trolled for sharing fake video

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Updated At : 11:03 PM May 11, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, May11

Former Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi posted a video on her Twitter account on Tuesday, in which a shark attacks a flying helicopter, which has been found to be factually incorrect.

India’s first woman IPS officer is being dragged into a hilarious meme fest with the video going viral on social media. Twitterati is not leaving any stone unturned in taking a jibe at Kiran Bedi.

In the video shared by Kiran Bedi, it is written – “National Geographic Channel has paid 1 million dollars for this rare video. What a video.”

Later she defended her Tweet and wrote, “The source of this daring Video is open and subject to verifications. Whatever be the authentic and true source it is terrifying. But laudable, even if manufactured. Please view it against this caveat.”

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