No, Online Death Certificate Does Not Come With PM Modi’s Image

The claim comes as India reported over 3 lakh new coronavirus cases, with 2,263 deaths on 23 April.

Team Webqoof
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Image of a COVID-19 vaccination certificate is being shared with a claim that the online death certificate now comes with an image of PM Modi printed on it.
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Image of a COVID-19 vaccination certificate is being shared with a claim that the online death certificate now comes with an image of PM Modi printed on it.
(Photo: Altered by The Quint)

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An image of a person holding their COVID-19 vaccination certificate is being shared on the internet with a false claim that the online death certificate now comes with an image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi printed on it.

CLAIM

The aforementioned image is being shared with a claim which reads: “Online death certificate now comes with Modi’s picture! #MautKaSaudagar (sic)”

The claim comes as India reported over 3 lakh new coronavirus cases with 2,263 deaths on 23 April.

An archived version of the tweet can be accessed here(Source: Twitter/Screenshot)

Archived versions of the viral claim can be accessed here and here.

WHAT WE FOUND OUT

We realised that the certificate visible in the viral image resembles the vaccine certificate being issued in India. To confirm, we searched Google with ‘COVID-19 Vaccine Certificate India’ and came across several news reports that carried sample certificates.

A side-by-side comparison of the certificate in the viral image and a COVID-19 vaccine certificate revealed that they are indeed the same.

(Photo: Altered by The Quint)

Shown below is a death certificate form that’s available online.

Clearly, a vaccine certificate bearing Prime Minister Modi’s image is being shared with a false claim that the PM’s image has now been added to the death certificates being issued to COVID patients.

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Published: 23 Apr 2021,03:18 PM IST

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