Bangladeshi YouTuber Sparks Controversy With Viral Video On Illegal Entry To India

A Bangladeshi YouTuber known as "DH Travelling Info" has sparked controversy on social media after an old video explaining how to enter India illegally resurfaced and went viral.

In the contentious video, the YouTuber claims that people do not need any documentation, visa, or passport to cross the border from Bangladesh into India.

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Bangladeshi YouTuber Sparks Controversy

Standing in Sunamganj District, located in the Sylhet division of Bangladesh, the YouTuber shows an entry point into India. He points out a road leading to India and mentions that those taking this route may face consequences, such as encounters with BSF (Border Security Force) officers, as reported by Hindustan Times.

He then shows the BSF camp in India and reveals a few tunnels that can be used for illegal entry. Despite providing this information, he concludes the video by warning viewers not to enter India illegally and tarnish Bangladesh's reputation. The video, which has been circulating widely on the Internet, has garnered over 200,000 views since being posted on Instagram.

It has also received over 7,000 likes and numerous comments from concerned viewers. Many people expressed their worries about border security in the comments section. Instagram user Aparajita Deshpande wrote, "Is BSF sleeping on this? If a YouTuber knows the way, then everyone knows. So what is BSF doing all this time at the border!?"

Another user, Panchi, sarcastically commented, "Yes, they don't need visas or passports. Once they cross the tunnel, PAN cards and Aadhar cards are sold on the bay. Come, collect and do your voting duty." User Amir Raza Khan noted, "It is good that he showed it, now we can reinforce these positions." The video has reignited discussions on border security and the measures in place to prevent illegal crossings. Watch the video here:

This incident highlights the need for vigilance and enhanced security measures along the India-Bangladesh border.