Alien Sighting In Jharkhand? The Truth Behind This Viral Video
NDTV
A number of viewers have speculated that the footage shows an alien or some other mysterious creature
A video from Jharkhand that has created quite a stir online appears to show a strange figure -- which some claim is an alien -- walking on a road at night. The footage first emerged online a few days ago and has since gone viral on social media. A number of viewers have speculated that the footage shows an alien or some other mysterious creature - baseless theories that only gained traction when the video was picked up by several news outlets and even reached international media. UK-based news website Ladbible described the figure as a "strange humanoid", while Ekta Kapoor shared the video on Instagram and said it was "scary". The video has become talk of the town. People are assuming it to be an Alien and it actually could be, keenly observe the 13th second of the video, A red Lapros wing UFO flying with jangling sound. Place-Near Hazaribagh,Jharkhand @isro@NASA@aajtak@ndtv@republic@BBCWorldpic.twitter.com/P4hcLf5yNn Over the last few days, the clip has been widely circulated on social media and over messaging platforms like WhatsApp, with claims that it was filmed in Jharkhand's Hazaribagh. Some viewers even managed to spot a "UFO" in the clip and tagged NASA. Take a look at the video below:
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