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      Video Of Clashes In Bangladesh Revived As Delhi Riots

      The video, which documents clashes between two factions of a religious group in Bangladesh's Dhaka region, has resurfaced in the wake of Delhi Riots

      By - Swasti Chatterjee | 3 March 2020 11:03 AM GMT
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    • Video Of Clashes In Bangladesh Revived As Delhi Riots

      A video of clashes between two factions at a religious gathering in Bangladesh's Tongi has resurfaced in the wake of Delhi riots. The video was tweeted by Twitter influencer Madhu Kishwar, with claims that Muslims initiated the Delhi violence and there is video recording to the proof the same.

      BOOM had earlier fact-checked the video when it was viral with claims that Islamic terrorism is rampant in West Bengal.

      ALSO READ: Bangladesh Video Shared As Muslims Rioting In West Bengal

      Kishwar tweeted with the text, "Thanks to camera equipped phones in every second hand &thanks to CCTVs all over the city, we now have means to know the anatomy of riots as they happen".

      She has more than 2 million followers on Twitter.

      Click here to view the archive of the tweet.

      Thanks to camera equipped phones in every second hand &thanks to CCTVs all over the city, we now have means to know the anatomy of riots as they happen. pic.twitter.com/J7ijuO8Jyf

      — MadhuPurnima Kishwar (@madhukishwar) March 3, 2020

      The video, shot from atop a building, shows clashes between men wearing skull caps. Men can be seen running around with sticks and pelting stones, amidst chaos.

      The same video has been shared by Shefali Vaidya, who takes a dig at the rioters for wearing skull caps.

      Skullcaps anyone? pic.twitter.com/vOj9lany0B

      — Shefali Vaidya. (@ShefVaidya) March 3, 2020

      BOOM has earlier fact-checked both Kishwar and Vaidya, for sharing unverified news.

      ALSO READ: Madhu Kishwar Does It Again; Tweets Old Video Of Rahul Gandhi With Misleading Context

      The same video was earlier sent to BOOM's helpline number for verification as well.

      Parts of North East Delhi witnessed riots after pro- and anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protesters clashed. As many as 45 people have died in the violence so far and more than 200 are injured.

      Fact Check

      BOOM broke the video into its keyframes and ran a reverse image search. We were directed to a longer version of the video which was uploaded to YouTube on December, 2018. The video was captioned as, 'Bishwa Ijtema Clash 2018."

      We found multiple news reports from Bangladesh which reported about the clashes that took place in Dhaka's Tongi region, in December 2018.

      The video is part of a confrontation between two groups of Tablighi Jamaat, the second largest Islamic conglomeration after Hajj.

      The reported clashes took place between the two factions of Jamaat over establishing dominance at the Bishwa Ijtema grounds. The Bishwa Ijtema is an annual gathering of Muslims in Tongi town, located on the banks of Turag river, in the outskirts of Dhaka.

      It is touted to be one of the largest peaceful gatherings in the world. It draws devotees from more than 150 countries. According to reports, one of the faction were supporters of Indian preacher Maulana Saad Kandhalvi while the other were supporters of Bangladesh's Maulana Jubayer. "Supporters of Indian preacher Maulana Saad Kandhalvi, and Maulana Jubayer's supporters engaged in sporadic clashes, chases, and counter-chases for several hours since morning, " The Dhaka Tribune reported on December 1, 2018.

      The rioting appears to be a turf war between the two groups. A 70-year old man was killed in the skirmish while over 200 were reported to be injured.

      Read Dhaka Tribune's report here.

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