The Ministry of External Affairs has strongly condemned an alleged anti-India campaign by Chinese vloggers who have been filming in slum areas of Dhaka for months and passing off the locations as parts of New Delhi. During a weekly press briefing, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal termed these activities as "unfortunate" and urged Bangladesh to take action against those involved. Reports suggest that more than 150 Chinese nationals have been recording videos in areas like Sector 12 of Uttara and Tekpara, where residents claim the vloggers walk through streets, alleyways, and even enter homes without permission. The videos feature derogatory remarks about India's living conditions, sanitation, food habits, and poverty, causing anger among locals who remain unaware of the footage's distribution. Chinese authorities have claimed these livestreams are part of product promotion activities on WeChat and other platforms like Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok. However, residents have raised concerns over repeated filming, intrusions into their homes, and the misrepresentation of their neighborhoods.