Anti-Bangladesh disinformation in India

Following the resignation of Sheikh Hasina as a result of Student–People's uprising, disinformation about Bangladesh began to be spread by Indian media, social media accounts as well as Hasina's supporters staying in India. The themes include misleading or exaggerated reports on the post-resignation violence against Bangladesh's Hindu community and discrediting the backgrounds or activities of the cabinet members of interim government of Bangladesh. Quotes False propaganda is being spread from India about Hindu-Muslim relations in Bangladesh. Kabir Suman Nothing like this has happened to me. There is no truth to this news; it is completely false. I haven't even spoken to any journalist in the past few months. I have no idea how such news was published. I am safe, and those reports are false. Several Indian news outlets, including Hindustan Times, Sangbad Pratidin, and News18, published reports claiming that actor Chanchal Chowdhury had been placed under house arrest. In response, Chanchal Chowdhury made this statement. Indian journalists detained me at the border for four hours and forced me to say these things. I was alone and afraid, so I repeated what they told me to say. We are living well in Bangladesh. We have no problems there. They forced me to say those words. I feel very sad. Usha Rani Roy, after being forcibly made to give a false statement on the Indian news channel ABP Ananda, stated that Indian journalists detained her and forced her to narrate a false story about the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh, which is completely baseless. We were shocked to hear his statements. I can't even imagine how he could say such things. We have not faced any kind of oppression or persecution in our country. I called him after hearing his remarks. He told me that after crossing the border at Petrapole, journalists there took away his passport and threatened him, saying they would not return it unless he repeated what they instructed him to say. Shubho Karmakar was forced to give a false statement about Hindu persecution in Bangladesh. After his interview on India's ABP Ananda TV channel, his father, Sunil Karmakar, made this statement. External links Category:Fake news in India Category:Propaganda in India Category:Hindu nationalism