印度外交部谴责中国博主在达卡拍贫民区冒充新德里：约150人直播贬损印度，要求有关当局采取行动
印度外交部发言人 Randhir Jaiswal 11月10日在新德里例行记者会上表示，印方已注意到有关中国博主在孟加拉国首都达卡拍摄贫民区、冒充印度首都新德里直播的报道，称把任何国家的面貌扭曲呈现令人遗憾，贩卖虚假叙事只会损害行为者及幕后者的信誉，并敦促有关当局对涉事人员采取行动。
争议源于孟加拉国《曙光日报》（Prothom Alo）的调查报道。报道称，约150名中国公民数月来在达卡 Tekpara 与 Uttara 等低收入社区活动，在中国社交平台上直播时把拍摄地称作新德里，并对当地居住与卫生条件发表贬损言论。
报道点名的个案包括：自称来自四川的博主「绵绵」11月1日在 Uttara 第12区一条水渠旁直播，称所在地是新德里；另一名博主「王伟」在 Tekpara 的茶摊直播时发表冒犯性言论。这类拍摄活动至少自2026年5月起就已出现。
据孟加拉国媒体11月12日报道，达卡警方加强监视后，这批博主的活动已明显减少。Uttara 西警察局负责人 Mohammad Khalid Mansur 表示，警方介入后博主已收敛；涉事人员被要求出示护照与签证，并被告知须在签证到期后离境。
（来源：印度外交部）
India's Foreign Ministry Slams Chinese Vloggers for Filming Dhaka Slums as New Delhi and Urges Action
India's Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said at a regular briefing in New Delhi on November 10 that India had taken note of reports that Chinese vloggers were filming impoverished neighborhoods in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and presenting them as New Delhi, India. He called efforts to present a distorted picture of any country unfortunate, said peddling false narratives only undermines the credibility of those undertaking such actions and those behind them, and urged the authorities concerned to take action against the people involved.
The controversy stems from an investigation by the Bangladeshi newspaper Prothom Alo. It reported that around 150 Chinese nationals had been active for months in low-income areas of Dhaka such as Tekpara and Uttara, livestreaming on Chinese social platforms while identifying the locations as New Delhi and making disparaging remarks about living and sanitation conditions.
Cases named in the reporting include a streamer known as "Mianmian," who said she was from Sichuan and livestreamed on November 1 beside a canal in Uttara's Sector 12 while presenting the area as New Delhi, and another streamer, "Wang Wei," who filmed at tea stalls in Tekpara and made offensive remarks. Such filming activity has been reported since at least May 2026.
Bangladeshi media reported on November 12 that the vloggers' activity had dropped markedly after Dhaka police stepped up monitoring. Mohammad Khalid Mansur, the officer-in-charge of Uttara West Police Station, said the streamers had scaled back after police intervention; the individuals were required to present their passports and visas and were told to leave the country when their authorized stay expires.
(Source: India's Ministry of External Affairs)
来源：印度外交部
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