Archive · 6 Sep 2025
YouTuber Claims Propaganda Campaign Against Dharmasthala
Some people are saying that others were paid to make negative videos about a place called Dharmasthala.
This is related to a story about a lot of buried bodies.
A YouTuber named Sumanth Gowda says he was even offered money to do the same.
A man initially said he buried many bodies, but later it was found he was lying.
A political party thinks this is a plan against a certain religion.
YouTuber claims influencers were paid to make content against Dharmasthala.
The claim comes after the alleged "mass burial" case.
Sumanth Gowda says he was also offered money.
The initial claim of mass burial was made by a man.
The investigation revealed the man's claims were false.
- Who
- YouTuber Sumanth Gowda, other influencers, BJP
- What
- Claims of a propaganda campaign against Dharmasthala, linked to a mass burial case.
- When
- Over a month after the Dharmasthala mass burial case surfaced.
- Where
- Dharmasthala, Karnataka, India
- Why
- Unclear, though Gowda suggests it is motivated by funding.
Truth Seekers
Accusers of Anti-Hindu Agenda
Motives Behind Campaign
Truth Seekers
Campaign driven by those who sought the truth behind the mass burial investigation.
Accusers of Anti-Hindu Agenda
The campaign is part of a broader agenda against Hinduism.
Reliability of Witnesses
Truth Seekers
Witnesses are providing accurate statements. They have no vested interests.
Accusers of Anti-Hindu Agenda
Witnesses' claims are unreliable.
- Allegation
- Influencers paid to create anti-Dharmasthala content
- Source
- YouTuber Sumanth Gowda
- Context
- Following alleged mass burial case
- Initial Claim
- Man claimed to bury hundreds of bodies
- Investigation
- SIT found the initial claim to be false
- Political Reaction
- BJP calls it an anti-Hindutva conspiracy
