The reel says Rajat Sharma interviewed Narendra Modi on Aap Ki Adalat and questioned him about remarks that had drawn public attention., but current sources do not settle it.

Why we say that›

Modi-Sharma Aap Ki Adalat interview is real, but the exact 'kutte ke pille' question lacks note confirmation.

Secondary reports establish that Rajat Sharma interviewed Narendra Modi on Aap Ki Adalat in 2014 and covered public remarks. The high-risk claim's precise wording about 'we are not human beings' and 'kutte ke pille' is not quoted or verified in the notes.

What it leaves out

Exact episode date of the 2014 Aap Ki Adalat interview

Reported 29 Jul 2026

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Claims

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Rajat Sharma interviewed Narendra Modi on Aap Ki Adalat and questioned him about remarks that had drawn public attention.
What's actually true
2014 and later India TV and India.com articles document the Aap Ki Adalat interview and its discussion of notable remarks.
Couldn't check
In the Aap Ki Adalat exchange, Rajat Sharma asked Modi about the statement that after 60 years of independence it was said 'we are not human beings' and about who said 'kutte ke pille' (puppies of a dog), asserting that whoever said it did wrong. (time: after 60 years of independence (as referenced in the question))
What's actually true
Notes link only to the full interview titles. None supply excerpts confirming the exact phrasing of the question about the 60-year remark or 'kutte ke pille'.

The full story, from the sources›

Exclusive: Read full interview of Narendra Modi to Rajat Sharma in Aap Ki Adalat (Part 3) - India TV News. - India TV News (2014-01-01) Narendra Modi would like to thank Azam Khan: Top 5 quotes by Modi on Aap ki Adalat - India.Com. - India.Com (2014-01-01) Legends of Aap Ki Adalat: When Rajat Sharma invited Narendra Modi to his show. His amazing reply - WATCH - India TV News. - India TV News (2022-01-01)

From reporting

What else it leaves out (2)›

Full text of Sharma's question and Modi's reply
Original speaker and setting of the referenced 'kutte ke pille' and 60-year remarks

How it's framed (3)›

Meme/humorous caption overlay - Persistent on-screen text jokingly claims Modi never attended another unscripted interview after this exchange, presenting a popular social-media interpretation as the reel's punchline.

Clips cut to suit the story - Short excerpt of Sharma confronting Modi is shown with Modi's reaction close-ups, without full context of the answer, to support the 'unscripted interview' meme framing.

Angry wording - Caption and overlay use casual 'bro' meme phrasing and call the clip a 'viral moment' still discussed 'years later' to amplify significance.

Sources (3)›

[1]news report2014-01-01

India TV News ↗

Exclusive: Read full interview of Narendra Modi to Rajat Sharma in Aap Ki Adalat (Part 3) - India TV News

[2]news report2022-01-01

India TV News ↗

Legends of Aap Ki Adalat: When Rajat Sharma invited Narendra Modi to his show. His amazing reply - WATCH - India TV News

[3]news report2014-01-01

India.Com ↗

Narendra Modi would like to thank Azam Khan: Top 5 quotes by Modi on Aap ki Adalat - India.Com

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Notes on this check (3)›

External notes supply only article titles confirming the interview, not dialogue excerpts for the high-risk claim
No primary full-interview transcript was retrieved
Dropped 3 support citation(s) for "Rajat Sharma interviewed Narendra Modi on Aap Ki Adalat a…" because the cited passages do not address the claim directly.

Checked against 3 sources · 29 Jul 2026

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