FAKE ALERT: No, Rahul Gandhi did not say he wants to leave India and settle in London - Times of India

A video showing Rahul Gandhi saying he will leave India and settle in London is being shared widely. The video Srivastava shared has text on it written in Hindi that loosely translates to, "Rahul Gandhi to settle in London with his family." Srivastava shared this 11-second-long video with a caption in Hindi that closely translates to, "BJP's star campaigner back on field after Thai massage." Priti Gandhi, National Incharge of Social Media, BJP Mahila Morcha , shared the same video saying, "Namaste London!" Akali Dal MLA Manjinder S Sirsa tweeted the exact same video saying what closely translates to, "This is why the people of India don't like you Rahul Gandhi." TRUTH The 11-second video of Gandhi that is being shared widely with the claim that he wants to leave India and settle in London is a clipped version of a longer video in which Gandhi could be seen talking about fugitive businessmen Mehul Choksi and Nirav Modi . Gandhi was talking about Choksi and Modi while giving a speech in Maharashtra 's Latur on October 13, 2019. Nothing will happen, I will go to London, my kids will get educated in the United States of America, I have nothing to do with India, I am friends with Narendra Modi . We searched on Google with keywords 'Rahul Gandhi Maharashtra rally' and found the original video of his speech on Congress' YouTube channel. VERDICT Times Fact Check has found that a clipped version of Rahul Gandhi's speech is being widely shared with a false claim that he said he will leave India and settle in London.