Viral Video: Anti-India hate campaign being run outside UNHRC's doorstep in Geneva

The video was widely shared on social media, with one user questioning whether this propaganda was part of a new toolkit or planned preparation for 2024.

Vipin Vijayan

First Published Mar 4, 2023, 5:19 PM IST | Last Updated Mar 4, 2023, 5:36 PM IST

A video has been doing the rounds on social media where an Indian student can be seen exposing the anti-India propaganda being peddled right in front the United Nations Human Rights Council building in Geneva

The video was widely shared on social media, with one user questioning whether this propaganda was was part of a new toolkit or planned preparation for 2024.

Among the propaganda being peddled at the UNHRC doorstep include ludicrous claims like "Indian Christians are facing state-sponsored terrorism", "Stop burning Indian Christians", and that "Women are treated as slaves in India".

The video has evoked a sharp response from social media users, who termed the blatant display of anti-India hate campaign as outrageous. One Twitter user wondered how the present government won elections in a Christian-majority state if Christians were being killed in the country.

Some others called out the UNHCR for allowing such a vitriolic campaign to be run against India right in front of its office. One Twitter user said that some vested interests could not stand the manner in which India was rising. Another appealed to the External Affairs Ministry to reach out to Switzerland authorities and ensure that the false and factually incorrect hoardings are taken down at the earliest.

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