This incident highlights social media's power to disseminate information and distort reality. Misinformed posts and opinions can escalate tensions and foster divisions among communities. As responsible citizens, it is our duty to approach such claims with discernment and promote accurate information.

In this age of digital communication, being vigilant and fact-checking before reacting is crucial to maintaining social harmony. Peepoye Network is committed to dispelling myths, combating misinformation, and fostering understanding among individuals and communities.

In the wake of the recent controversy surrounding the alleged insult to the Indian flag in London, another image emerged on social media. This time, it claimed that the Pakistani flag was placed above the Indian Tricolour in Kerala's Lulu Mall, triggering a wave of outrage and public opinion.

The Lulu Group, responsible for the display, promptly issued a statement clarifying the situation. They confirmed that all the flags of participating countries in the Cricket World Cup were hung at the same height within the mall. The apparent discrepancy in size occurred due to the angle from which the photos were taken. When captured from the side, flags on one's respective side might appear larger, but they all appear equal from below.

This optical illusion reminds us of the significance of skepticism and critical thinking when encountering information on social media.

In a world where misinformation spreads at lightning speed, we must verify facts before jumping to conclusions. The incident in Lulu Mall, Kerala, is a stark reminder of how optical illusions can be misconstrued and magnified on social media. Rather than succumbing to anger and division, we should channel our energies towards promoting awareness, understanding, and unity. Let this incident serve as a lesson in media literacy and responsible social media usage. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and together, we can build a society that is resilient against falsehoods and committed to unity and harmony. 

SAVDHAAN RAHE, SATARK RAHE!