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Recent viral news in Bangladesh has highlighted several significant issues that have captured public attention online:

1. Human Trafficking via TikTok: A recent investigation exposed a trafficking syndicate that used social media platforms like TikTok to lure young Bangladeshi girls with promises of better opportunities. Victims, including minors, were trafficked to neighboring countries like India. The syndicate also reportedly exploited organ trafficking. This case underscores the dangers of online platforms being used for malicious purposes【7†source】【8†source】.

2. Misinformation about Religious Violence: Multiple misleading posts on social media have falsely claimed attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. Fact-checkers revealed that many of these claims were politically motivated or originated from Indian sources. For example, videos were edited to portray communal violence where none existed. Such incidents have amplified fears of sectarian tension in the region【8†source】【9†source】.

3. Misleading Viral Videos: A video purportedly showing pre-election violence in Dhaka turned out to be from Sylhet, taken months earlier. Such content, shared widely online, has fueled misinformation about the political and social climate in Bangladesh【9†source】.

These cases demonstrate the increasing influence of social media in spreading both awareness and misinformation, emphasizing the need for vigilance and fact-checking in digital spaces.