The hashtag “Boycott Thailand” is trending across social media platforms after a video allegedly showing the demolition of a Hindu god’s idol went viral, sparking widespread outrage among netizens.

The video, which has been shared extensively on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram, shows what appears to be the destruction of a religious statue, prompting strong reactions from Hindu communities and supporters around the world. Many users have condemned the act as disrespectful to religious beliefs and cultural heritage.

As the footage spread rapidly, calls for a boycott of Thailand began gaining momentum online. Social media users demanded accountability and urged authorities to clarify the circumstances surrounding the incident. Some activists and religious groups also called for an official investigation and a public explanation from Thai officials.

However, as of now, there has been no official confirmation regarding the authenticity of the video or the exact location and timing of the incident. Authorities in Thailand have yet to release a detailed statement addressing the viral claims.

The controversy highlights how viral content can quickly escalate into international debates, especially when it involves sensitive religious and cultural issues. Observers urge the public to wait for verified information while encouraging governments to respond transparently to prevent further misinformation and unrest.