Haryana-UP-Bihar में अचानक क्यों टूट पड़ी लाखों मुस्लिमों की भीड़? चौंकाने वाला खुलासा!

Viral Videos of Large Crowds in Northern India

The report examines viral videos showing large crowds of Muslims in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, including people crossing a river and travelling by tractor. It asks whether the scenes indicate unusual migration or are connected to another event.

Senior journalist Pankaj Prasun says the main crowds were likely people travelling to or returning from a three-day Tablighi Jamaat ijtema in the Nuh area of Haryana. One clip appears to show attendees crossing a river on the Uttar Pradesh–Haryana border, possibly the Yamuna, though Prasun says he cannot confirm the river’s identity. The report raises concerns about the safety of the crossing.

A separate video attributed to Katihar, Bihar, was shared with claims that Bangladeshi Muslims were crossing a river and heading towards Bangladesh. Prasun says he could not verify that account and would seek information from local reporters. He adds that a crossing on that scale would be unlikely to go unnoticed by authorities.

Claims About the Gathering

The discussion also addresses claims that the gathering signalled demographic change. Prasun argues that the presence of a large crowd at a religious event does not, by itself, prove such a claim or show that anything improper occurred.

Prasun raises concerns about Tablighi Jamaat and alleges that it has been banned in several Muslim-majority countries and promotes radical ideas. The programme does not independently verify those assertions. The anchor notes that the event was reportedly held with administrative permission and that no specific controversy had emerged.

Conclusion

The viral footage is being circulated with competing interpretations. While crowd safety is a concern, the videos alone do not establish the more serious claims being made about the gathering or the people shown.

Presenters and Contributors

• Shabnam: Anchor
• Pankaj Prasun: Senior journalist