False Claims Fuel Tensions in Bangladesh
False Claims Fuel Tensions in Bangladesh
False Claims Fuel Tensions in Bangladesh
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Following the protests that led to Sheikh Hasina's resignation in Bangladesh, allegations surfaced about violence against Hindu communities, with many posts on social media claiming a 'Hindu genocide.' However, BBC Verify found that much of the circulating content is misleading or fabricated, often linked to far-right influencers in the UK and India. For instance, a video claiming to depict an attack on a temple was actually related to an incident at a nearby Awami League office. While there were indeed reports of violence against Hindus, the narrative has been distorted by false information aimed at inciting communal tensions. Critics have accused the BBC of downplaying the religious motivations behind the attacks by framing them as political violence. The situation remains tense as misinformation continues to spread across platforms, complicating the reality on the ground.

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