Rumor Scanner identified more than 40 instances of Bangladesh-related communal rumors spread by Indians. In the first part, we published 10 of them, and here in the second part, we are publishing 15 more factchecks of communal rumors spread by Indians on X.
The claim that a Hindu was attacked in Bangladesh after Jamaat-e-Islami lost the election is false.
In reality, the video is old and shows a man who came to attend Begum Khaleda Ziaâs funeral prayer, allegedly assaulted for chanting "Joy Bangla" slogan.
The video shared with the claim that ballot papers are being counted before the election started, implying night-time vote rigging, is old and actually shows vote counting from a previous election.
The ballots visible in the video feature the boat symbol, which is not part of todayâs polls.
In 2025, Rumor Scanner identified disinformation about Bangladesh in 140 reports published by 73 Indian media outlets.
Detailed Report:
https://t.co/S48xsqXAjE
A Muslim youth named Siam was killed in the recent crude bomb incident in Dhakaâs Moghbazar. However, Indian accounts falsely portrayed him as Christian and depicted the incident as an Anti-Christian attack.
The video showing police dragging a man is not of Dipu Chandra Das. It is an old video from November showing a Dhaka college student, long before the tragic incident.
Rumor Scanner investigation confirmed that he is a Bangladeshi citizen after reviewing his Facebook profile, national identity card and academic certificates.
The claim that he is a student of North South University is also false.
The video being shared by some Indian accounts, claiming âBangladeshi Islamists chopped the hair of students who wear western clothes and donât keep a beard,â is false.
It is actually footage of a symbolic haircut protest held last September, following an incident in which an elderly manâs hair was forcibly cut.