A video purportedly showing a physically able man pretending to be disabled while begging on the street has gone viral on social media, triggering widespread outrage and debate.
While many people with genuine disabilities or those unable to work are forced to beg as a means of survival, the viral clip highlights an instance where a man, despite appearing physically healthy, allegedly posed as disabled to solicit money from passersby. అంగవైకల్యం ఉన్నట్లు నటించి ప్రజలను మోసం చేస్తున్న ఒక నకిలీ భిక్షగాడి ఉదంతం సోషల్ మీడియాలో వైరల్గా మారింది. రోడ్డుపై కాళ్లు పడిపోయి, చేతులు వంకరపోయినట్లు నటిస్తూ జాలి కలిగించి అందరి దగ్గర డబ్బులు వసూలు చేశాడు. అయితే, అతను మామూలుగా నడుచుకుంటూ వచ్చి, తన స్థావరం వద్ద చొక్కా విప్పి… pic.twitter.com/w3G1b6vd24
In the video, the man is seen lying on the roadside on a piece of cloth, contorting his arms and legs to give the impression of physical deformity. His appearance is deliberately made to look pitiable. Within minutes, an elderly man approaches and offers him money. However, another bystander notices the act and records the scene on a mobile phone.
The footage has since spread rapidly across social media platforms, drawing strong reactions from netizens. Many expressed shock at what they described as a convincing performance, with several commenting sarcastically on the man’s acting skills. Others voiced concern that such incidents undermine trust and divert sympathy away from those who are genuinely disabled and in need of assistance.
Several users called for authorities to identify individuals who falsely pose as disabled for begging and to take appropriate action, arguing that such practices exploit public compassion and harm those with real disabilities.
The incident has reignited discussions online about organised begging, public awareness, and the need for better systems to support genuinely vulnerable individuals.

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