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The claim understates Aligarh district's population density by roughly a factor of ten.

Official Census of India 2011 district highlights for Aligarh state that the district "has population density of 1,007 persons per sq. km." The current official Aligarh district website also lists Population: 36,73,889 and Area: 3,650 Sq.Km., which is consistent with a density of about 1,007 people per sq. km., not 100.

So the article's figure of 100 people per square kilometre (260/sq mi) is plainly inconsistent with official government data.

Both figures in this sentence conflict with official 2011 government statistics.

• The Census of India 2011 district highlights for Aligarh give the district's sex ratio as 882 females per 1,000 males.
• The same Census source gives Aligarh's literacy rate as 67.5%.
• The official Aligarh district census page lists 19,51,996 males and 17,21,893 females for 2011. Those totals themselves imply a sex ratio of about 882 females per 1,000 males, not 876.

Because both the sex-ratio figure and the literacy figure in the sentence differ from the official Census values, the sentence is inaccurate.

This infobox value conflicts with official government figures.

The Census of India 2011 district highlights for Aligarh report a sex ratio of 882 females per 1,000 males. A recent Uttar Pradesh government district survey report for Aligarh also states that the district "has a sex ratio of 882 females for every 1000 males." In addition, the official district census page lists 19,51,996 males and 17,21,893 females for 2011, which works out to about 882 females per 1,000 males.

That means the infobox value 894 is incorrect.

The literacy figure shown in the infobox does not match the official 2011 Census value for Aligarh district.

The Census of India 2011 district highlights for Aligarh state that the district "ranks 41st in literacy with 67.5 percent". That is the official district literacy rate reported by the Census. Therefore the infobox value 69.61% is incorrect.

In this district article, the infobox presents Aligarh Municipal Corporation as the district's governing body. Official district-government sources contradict that.

The Aligarh district administration page says "Aligarh district administration is headed by the District Magistrate of Aligarh" and describes the district's sub-divisions and development blocks. Separately, the district's official municipal-bodies page lists Aligarh Municipal Corporation as just one of the district's municipal bodies, alongside other town-area bodies such as Khair, Atrauli, Iglas, Gabhana, Chandaus and Tappal.

So Aligarh Municipal Corporation governs the city municipal area, not the entire district. Presenting it as the district's governing body is incorrect.