A controversy has erupted in the United Kingdom after a viral video showed an Indian man washing his feet in London's iconic River Thames. The incident came to light after a video showing the man washing his feet surfaced online. "Indian Man Seen Washing Feet In London's Thames River People Angry. why are indians doing this type of stupidity," the caption of the video shared on X (formerly Twitter) read. In the 12-second video clip, an Indian man is seen rinsing his feet as he stands at the River Thames' edge. It is also claimed that the Indian man took a bath in the river. The video led to a row with netizens sharing their point of view. One user said, "Wait we will make it as holy as the Yamuna", while a second user wrote, "Looks like Bihar ganga scene". A third user said, "It’s a tradition to wet your feet in water bodies like rivers and ocean", whereas a fourth user said, "As If Ganga and Yamuna were not enough , They are hell bent to Make Thames also a Replica of Ganga and Yamuna." LatestLY could not independently verify the video. ‘Bihari Samosa’ in London! Restaurant Owner Faces Backlash After Viral Video Shows Him Selling Samosas Hawker-Style on UK Streets, Netizens Say ‘Naam Kharab Kr Raha’.

Indian Man Washes His Feet in London's Thames River

Netizens React to Viral Video

Looks Like Bihar Ganga Scene, Says X User

Water Is Filthy, Says Another X User

X User Calls It Tradition

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