The latest is a photo of Nathuram Godse, standing with a gun and about to shoot Gandhi. Apparently, it's a still from a 1963 movie called Nine Hours to Rama, which was based on Godse's life.
A few days ago, some ultra-patriotic surfers also circulated another "pre-1947" picture of "two Indian freedom fighters being hanged in public by the British police." Now it is learnt that the picture was actually of two African Americans being lynched by a white racist mob.
Last but not the least, is one of the most popular of these images doing the rounds on social media. It is of a 'dancing Gandhi' where the Mahatma seems to be doing a 'tango' with a white lady in a brown sepia-tone photograph. But sources have revealed that in reality, this is a picture of an Australian film actor portraying Gandhi at a charity event in Sydney a few years ago.

"This kind of a mix-up of history could be dangerous. It may have long-term implications with a large number of people being misled with incorrect perceptions about national leaders and icons of society," the celebrity publicist points out.