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  • A video is viral on social media in which a group of people are seen forcibly grabbing an old man from the street and cutting off his dreadlocks. This video is being shared with the claim that a Hindu monk in Bangladesh was converted to Islam and his dreadlocks were forcibly cut off. X User Chandan Sharma, who is often found spreading misinformation, tweeted the video and claimed that a monk in Bangladesh was forcibly converted to Islam with his dreadlocks forcibly removed. (Archived link) बांग्लादेश में एक साधु का जबरदस्ती जटा काटकर मुस्लिम बना दिया गया यह वीडियो बहुत वायरल हो रहा है फैक्ट चेक में पुराना वीडियो बता कर यह बोला जा रहा है कि एक असहाय व्यक्ति का मदद किया गया है लेकिन कोई बताएगा एक साधु जैसे दिखने वाले व्यक्ति का बाल और मूंछ काटकर उसे मुस्लिम क्यों… pic.twitter.com/X0Ywgp4o1d — Chandan Sharma (@ChandanSharmaG) December 12, 2024 A user named Navin Kumar also posted the viral video on Instagram and made the same claim. Alt News also received a request to fact-check this video on our WhatsApp helpline (7600011160). Fact Check We noted that Bangladeshi fact-checker Shohanur Rahman had replied to a tweet containing the viral video, saying, “This person was a homeless man who was provided sanitation and rehabilitation assistance by an organisation as part of their humanitarian effort.” Along with this, he has also shared the link of a Facebook page named ‘Mahbub creation’. यह व्यक्ति एक बेघर आदमी था, जिसे एक संगठन ने स्वच्छता और पुनर्वास सहायता प्रदान की, जो उनके मानवीय प्रयास का हिस्सा है। लेकिन हिंदुत्व प्रोपेगेंडा अकाउंट्स इस वीडियो का दुरुपयोग करके झूठे तौर पर हिंदू उत्पीड़न का दावा कर रहे हैं। This individual was a homeless man living on the… — Shohanur Rahman (@Sohan_RSB) December 13, 2024 When we examined this Facebook page, we found that the viral video was posted on this page on November 5. Its caption reads ‘Bhinna prakriti ekjon manush’ in Bangla, meaning a man with a different nature. Alt News found a statement posted on this page on December 9 by its admin Mahbub Afridi. In this video, he states that some people in India were spreading the misinformation that he had converted a Hindu monk to Islam, whereas in reality it was not the case. He clarified that he helped people living on the streets without discriminating on the basis of religion. We also came across the full-length video from which the viral clip was uploaded on October 28, 2024 on a YouTube channel named Street Humanity of Bangladesh run by Mahbub Afridi. In this video it can be seen that his team cut the hair of the elderly man, bathed him and also dressed him in clean clothes. There are many videos on this YouTube channel in which he is seen helping the homeless and in many of these, his team has given haircuts to the mentally challenged and street dwellers and provided them with clothes. To sum up, many social media users falsely shared the video of a content creator helping a homeless person in Bangladesh as a Hindu monk being forcibly converted to Islam by having his his dreadlocks cut off. Independent journalism that speaks truth to power and is free of corporate and political control is possible only when people start contributing towards the same. Please consider donating towards this endeavour to fight fake news and misinformation.
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