Surveillance camera footage is being circulated on social media. In the video, several bodies can be seen lying on stretchers in a morgue. Suddenly, two of the bodies got up, and immediately after that, the stretcher and the bodies began to move back and forth. The user who shared this video claims that it is CCTV footage of the incident at Delhi AIIMS.
Sharing this video on X (formerly Twitter), a user wrote:“Video from Delhi AIIMS mortuary. People are calling it AI, but some are citing it as a real incident. I too am confused as to how something like this could happen. The bed, the white sheets, and the stunt that followed.” (English translation)
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A user named Haydar Pasha shared the same video on Facebook and wrote:It will send shivers down your spine! Your mind will be blown if you see this gruesome scene in the mortuary of Delhi AIIMS. This video went viral on social media in the name of Delhi AIIMS and shocked everyone. The incident, which occurred inside the mortuary in the middle of the night, was captured on camera. This video warns us that there are many such forces in the world that even science does not understand. What we love: This video will not only scare you, but you can also learn from it. Avoid going out alone in dark, secluded areas at night. In particular, please do not let the women and daughters of the household go out alone. We don’t know how much truth there is in this video attributed to Delhi AIIMS. ” (English translation)
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Another Facebook user shared the video with the following text:The horrifying truth about Delhi AIIMS mortuary! Do ghosts really exist? ” (English translation)
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Fact check:
The DFRAC team investigated this viral video and found that it was not a genuine video from Delhi AIIMS but an AI-generated video. As a result of analyzing the video, AI expert Kumar Aniket also confirmed that the video was not real and was created using artificial intelligence.
To investigate the viral video, our team first took a closer look at the footage. Several characteristic elements were found. A.I.-Generated video. For example, the orientation of the middle body suddenly changes. Additionally, there are obvious discrepancies in the shadow areas. Additionally, we noticed that the video frame displays the camera ID (camera ID) written as “”CAM 2 MortuaryHowever, most genuine CCTV recordings include date and time. (time stamp) as an overlay on the screen Camera ID. This video has no timestamps at all, making it difficult to independently verify the recording time and its authenticity.
In response, our team used AI detection tools to analyze viral videos Deepfake-O-meter and detectvideo.ai. The results of both tools showed that the video was generated by AI. In Deepfake-O-Meter, AVSRDD (2025) As a result of the analysis, the viral video 99.9% A.I.-generated. Meanwhile, the detectvideo.ai analysis yielded the following results: face signal 52%motion signal 91%texture signal 68%source signal 78%and compressed signal 65%.
I did a Google search using the keyword “.”A video of a walking dead body in the Delhi AIIMS mortuary goes viral online. ” However, we could not find any reports published by reliable news organizations. If such a walking dead body incident had happened at Delhi AIIMS, it would almost certainly have been widely reported by the country’s major media outlets.
Our team reached out to AI expert Kumar Aniket for a more in-depth analysis of the viral video. After examining the footage, Aniket shared his views:
1. Visual structure and unnatural movements
In the video, the body can be seen suddenly sitting up and lying down, covered in a white sheet. At first glance, it looks like footage from a surveillance camera, but when you analyze it frame by frame, you find that the movement is unnatural. The way the body rises and bends, and the seat behaves too smoothly, making it look unnatural.
2. Physical mismatch between seat and body
At multiple points in the video, the seat fabric does not react according to your actual body shape. Without a clear physical structure, the shape of the sheet changes, and the fabric along the edges behaves inconsistently with real-world physics.
3. Frame stability and object distortion
During the analysis, slight distortions along the body and seat edges were also observed in some frames. The object’s shape changes subtly, and its boundaries are not completely stable during movement. Visual discrepancies like this are common in AI-generated videos.
Conclusion:
It is clear from DFRAC Make sure videos shared on social media are factual. AI-generated. Therefore, the user’s claim is misleading.
