Famous social media influencer and model of Bangladesh ascending mim Once again many rumors are spreading on social media in the name of (Arohi Mim). People are claiming on the internet that a personal video of theirs has been leaked and is going viral. Some people are saying that the length of this video is 3 minutes 24 seconds, while some people are mentioning different lengths like 19 minutes 34 seconds. These things are spreading rapidly on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Telegram and other platforms.

In India, Bangladesh and many other countries, people are searching a lot of keywords like ‘Aarohi Mim 3 Minute 24 Second Video’, due to which a lot of confusion has spread. But the truth is that this entire rumor is false and baseless. Till now, no reliable news channel, newspaper or official source has confirmed whether any such personal video of Aarohi Mim has really been leaked or has gone viral. Cyber ​​security experts and many fact-checking agencies are saying that all these news are completely fake. This could be a well-planned scheme, in which people lure people by using fake screenshots, false thumbnails, misleading video clips and fake links.

Who is Aarohi Mim after all?

Aarohi Mim is a very popular content creator, model and actress of Bangladesh. She keeps sharing videos and photos to fashion, lifestyle, beauty tips, dance and entertainment on social media. He has millions of followers on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. She has a huge fan following, hence she often becomes a victim of such fake news and rumours. Experts say that nowadays it has become very common to spread such sensational and dirty rumors in the name of any celebrity or influencer, because it quickly gets a lot of views, clicks and traffic, from which some people earn money.

Experts’ warning on rumor of 3 minutes 24 seconds video

Cyber ​​security experts have very clearly warned people to never click on the links of such alleged ‘viral videos’. Most of such links are fake and they take you to dangerous websites. By clicking there, your phone or computer can be hacked, your personal data (like passwords, bank details, photos) can be stolen or your device can get a virus. Apart from this, sharing or spreading someone’s personal things without any reason is also morally wrong. In many countries (including India and Bangladesh) this is against the law and can result in jail or fine. Therefore, do not forward or share such things without thinking.

What should be done?

Do not blindly trust any sensational news or video link. To check whether the news is true or not, always refer to trusted news websites, fact-check sites (like Alt News, Boom Live etc.) or official sources. If any link looks very strange or asks you to click quickly, ignore it. Be careful online, check privacy settings and stay away from unknown links.