Awesome! PM Gijarat Loved His Soul After Saying 'I Spit Poison Against Islam,' Really?

JAKARTA - Tiger Mblo's Facebook account recently caused a stir by uploading a video clip showing a man giving a speech. The account says, the man in the video is the Prime Minister (PM) of Gujarat, India, Vijay Rupani.

In the video narration uploaded on October 16, 2021, the Tiger Mblo account said the minister died because in his speech he said "I vomited poison against Islam." In other words, Vijay thinks Islam is poison.

“The prime minister of Gujarat (India) said in his speech: I vomited poison against Islam (so Islam is considered poison). At that moment, Allah (SWT) took out his soul in the blink of an eye. BLARRR," Tiger Mblo narrated as quoted from turnbackhoakx on Monday, October 25.

Is this commotion true?

The man in the video is apparently not the PM of Gujarat, India and is not dead. The man in the video is the Chief Minister of Gujarat (CM), Vijay Rupani. He only passed out during a speech and regained consciousness a few minutes later.

Times Of India -- reported via turnbackhoax -- published an article entitled "Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani collapses on stage" published on February 14, 2021.

The article explained that the man who made the speech was the Chief Minister of Gujarat (CM) Vijay Rupani. In the video, Rupani is giving a speech in the Nizampura area in Vadodara, India, February 14, 2021.

Rupani did not look healthy when delivering his speech. A guard standing behind Rupani didn't try to hold him back. Rupani regained consciousness a few minutes later.

However, he did not continue his speech. He didn't seem to feel any discomfort as he descended the stairs and walked away from the venue.

“During the election campaign in Vadodara, the chief minister fell from dizziness. But I'm just asking if he's okay now. It might be due to exhaustion. Doctors were examining him at Vadodara airport before he left for Gandhinagar. There is nothing to worry about like that,” said deputy CM Nitin Patel.

"Thus this news includes misleading content," wrote turnbackhoax.