Trying to defame India? The dark exploits of Delhi and Chinese streamers have been exposed while talking about the streets of Dhaka.

Suspicious live streaming activities of Chinese nationals have been exposed in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. According to an investigation by the Bangladeshi newspaper ‘Protham Alo’, more than 150 Chinese nationals have been making videos in poor areas of Dhaka for several months. Surprisingly, some of the live streams are showing the streets and settlements of Dhaka, the capital of India, New Delhi. The video is also making objectionable comments about Indian lifestyle, cleanliness and local people.

The first flash probe analyzed live streams recorded on October 27 and November 3 in Dhaka’s Uttara area. According to the report, Chinese citizen They are continuously making videos in Sector-12 of Uttara and surrounding Tekpara area. Local people estimate that more than 150 Chinese nationals are involved in this activity.

New Delhi is telling the streets of Dhaka

The report also mentions a streamer named Miamian. On November 1, he was seen streaming live near a canal in Uttara Sector-12. He used to call this part of Dhaka New Delhi and the houses built there were dirty and unsanitary.

Similarly, another Chinese national named Wang Wei was making videos around the tea shops in Tekpada. He claimed to his listeners that the tea people were drinking there was prepared from cow urine and dirty river water.

According to the newspaper, the comments made in Chinese were translated with the help of Google Translate. After this, confirmation was received from four Bangladeshi nationals who knew Chinese.

Two mobile phones were kept for live streaming

The investigation found that many Chinese citizens who streamed had two mobile phones. One phone was used for live broadcasting, while the other phone was used for viewing important information.

According to the report, some Bangladeshi women were also helping these Chinese nationals. She would show them the way in local areas and talk to people. One such guide, Ritu Akhtar, told the newspaper that she used to earn 700 to 800 rupees a day for this work.

Claim of product promotion, but question the purpose

The real motive behind this movement of Chinese citizens is not yet clear. A Chinese national named Fengyu first told Alo that his group was livestreaming product promotions on WeChat. However, he did not explain why only areas like Uttara and Tekpada were chosen for this and why the recording was made for such a long time.

According to Ritu Akhtar, apart from WeChat, Chinese citizens were also uploading videos on China’s TikTok-like platform Douyin. He earned money from these activities.

Allegation of breaking into houses and recording

The continued recording of Chinese nationals has also fueled resentment among locals. Many residents have complained about privacy violations regarding their activities.

Rosina Khatoon, a local resident, told the newspaper that some of the streamers entered the house without permission and started recording regardless of the condition of the people living there. Another woman, Papiya Begum, has alleged that some people even entered the bathroom while making the video.

The police started an investigation

The information of this matter has also reached the local police. Mohammad Khalid Mansoor, in-charge of the Uttara Paschim Police Station, said that the police saw Chinese nationals making videos in the area. However, initially the real purpose of their activities was not known. He said that senior officials have been informed about this and work is being done on the matter.