Editorial & Verification Policy

At Janta Files (jantafiles.com), trust is our foundational metric. We operate with a strict commitment to accuracy, evidence-based reporting, and complete transparency.

This document outlines the editorial standards, verification protocols, and correction procedures that govern every report published on our platform.

1. The Janta Files Verification Matrix

Every report published on Janta Files is assigned a standardized verification tag at the very top of the article. This badge informs readers of the precise evidence level behind the claim:

  • 🟢 CONFIRMED: The information has been directly verified through official government releases, primary legal/court documents, direct video/audio recordings, or multi-source primary evidence.
  • 🟡 REPORTED: The event is being actively reported by primary global news outlets or field journalists, but independent secondary documentation is still pending confirmation.
  • 🟠 CLAIM: The statement originates from a public official, political figure, corporate entity, or unverified source. It represents an assertion, not an established factual consensus.
  • ⚪ UNKNOWN: The situation is developing rapidly with conflicting data streams. Insufficient primary evidence exists to confirm or deny the core event.

2. Sourcing & Primary Receipts

We believe readers should never have to take a reporter’s word for granted.

  • Direct Attribution: We link directly to original transcripts, government portals, legal filings, financial reports, or primary data sources whenever possible.
  • No Unvetted Aggregation: We do not re-publish sensationalized claims from secondary blogs or unverified social media accounts without tracing the underlying evidence.
  • Anonymous Sources: We avoid reliance on unnamed or speculative sources unless independent primary verification exists.

3. Separation of Fact and Second-Order Analysis

To maintain full transparency, every article clearly separates objective primary facts from analytical assessments:

  1. The Core Event: Strictly verified facts (what happened, when, and where).
  2. Impact Chain (Second-Order Effects): Analytical assessments showing potential economic, geopolitical, or social consequences based on historical patterns and available data.

4. Corrections Policy

If we make an error, we correct it quickly and transparently. We do not stealth-edit published reports.

  • Minor Updates: Typos or minor structural edits are updated quietly without altering core facts.
  • Factual Corrections: If a key fact, data point, or verification tag changes as new primary evidence emerges, a bolded Correction Notice will be appended to the top of the article detailing what was updated, the reason for the update, and the timestamp.

5. Contact the Editorial Team

If you spot an error, have documented evidence that contradicts a published report, or wish to submit a primary document for verification, please contact us:

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