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Facebook · May 31, 2026

Source-backed False Truth Percentage: 10% CORRECT

Claimed price increases for gold, silver, LPG, petrol, and diesel between 2013 and 2026 are largely inaccurate or speculative.

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What's right

The claim correctly identifies that petrol and diesel prices have seen increases over time, and that oil prices are influenced by global factors [1][5].

What's wrong

The claimed price of gold in 2013 (₹27,000) and 2026 (₹1,40,000) is not supported by available data.
Actual petrol prices in 2013 were around ₹72.26 per litre, not ₹55 [2].
The projected petrol price for 2026 is ₹102 per litre, not ₹107 [2].
The claimed silver price increase from ₹34,000 to ₹2,74,000 is unsubstantiated.
The claimed LPG gas price increase from ₹395 to ₹900 is not verifiable with the provided context.
The claim uses projected prices for 2026 as if they are current or definitive, and the comparison to specific political eras is a framing device rather than a factual basis for the price data [1][3][6].

Breakdown

Inaccurate Price Data The video presents specific price points for gold, silver, LPG, petrol, and diesel for the years 2013 and 2026. However, the provided reference data contradicts these figures significantly.

For instance, petrol prices in 2013 were around ₹72.26 per litre, not ₹55 as claimed [2]. The projected price for petrol in 2026 is ₹102 per litre, differing from the claimed ₹107 [2].

Claims regarding gold and silver prices are not supported by the provided context. Unverified and Projected Figures While the video presents 2026 prices as a comparison point, these are projections and not factual historical data.

The reference indicates that petrol prices have fluctuated and are influenced by global events [1][5]. The claim about LPG gas prices from ₹395 to ₹900 is not verifiable within the provided sources.

Misleading Political Framing The comparison is framed around the 'Dr. Manmohan Singh 2013 Era' versus the 'Narendra Modi 2026 Era'.

While political eras are mentioned, the core issue is the accuracy of the price data itself. The references suggest that price comparisons between administrations can be complex and sometimes misleading [1][3][6].

The claim relies on unsubstantiated or incorrect figures to support its narrative. [1][2][3]

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