Riya Barde, a Bangladeshi adult film actress, has been at the center of a storm recently, both for a viral video circulating on social media and her arrest in India for illegally residing in the country using fake documents.
The viral video, which emerged on platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, has garnered over 2 million views. The clip shows Riya Barde in an unexpected and humorous situation, capturing the attention of a wide audience. However, the video's popularity has also raised concerns about privacy and the spread of personal content online.
Arrest and Legal Issues
Riya Barde was arrested by the Ulhasnagar Police in Thane for living in India with fake documents. She, along with her family members, had been using false identities to reside in the country. The police investigation revealed that Riya's mother, Anjali Barde, had obtained Indian passports for herself and her children by submitting fake birth certificates and other fraudulent documents.
This is not Riya Barde's first encounter with the law. She has a history of legal troubles, including a previous arrest by the Mumbai Police under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act in connection with a prostitution case. The current arrest highlights ongoing issues with illegal immigration and the use of fraudulent documents in India.
Riya Barde, also known as Arohi Barde and Banna Sheikh, has been linked to Raj Kundra's adult film production company. However, Raj Kundra has denied any involvement with her, stating that he has never met her.
Public Reaction and Privacy Concerns
The viral video of Riya Barde has sparked a mix of reactions, with some viewers finding the clip amusing and others expressing concern over the privacy implications. The incident underscores the blurred lines between private and public life in the digital era, where personal content can quickly go viral and impact an individual's reputation.
