DigitEye India Fact Checkers
Claim: Chants of “India-India” can be heard when VP nominee J.D. Vance brought his Indian-origin wife to Republican Convention in Milwaukee on July 15.
Conclusion: The claim is false. No chants of “India-India” can be heard in the original video as claimed.
Rating: Misleading — 
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Soon after the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee announced J.D. Vance as the vice Presidential nominee on July 15, 2024, a video started making rounds on social media claiming that chants of “India-India” were heard. The delegates at the convention welcomed both J.D. Vance and his Indian-origin wife Usha Chilukuri.
“India India” chants as JD Vance brings soon to be second lady Usha Chilukuri into the RNC convention
The new Republican Party. It just keeps getting better 🤡 pic.twitter.com/Pdj8QhJlQQ
— White_Nation_United (@White_Tribe_) July 16, 2024
In this context, the claim in the video said that these chants were raised as Vance brought his wife to the convention. An X user wrote, “‘India India’ chants as JD Vance brings soon-to-be second lady Usha Chilukuri into the RNC convention. The new Republican Party. It just keeps getting better.”
FACT-CHECK
When Digiteye India team scanned the video of the Republican convention, uploaded by Forbes on July 15. At the 03:00 hrs timestamp of the video, the US band Sixwire was performed when Vance’s nomination was announced. See below:
No chants of “India-India” can be heard in the video as claimed in the social media post. Hence, the video’s sound track has been altered to claim that the delegates were chanting ‘India-India’ at the convention.
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