Fact Check: Telugu Girls Really Honeytrapping In USA?

In the recent past, there have been several cases of antisocial activities committed by the Indian and particularly Telugu student community in the United States. This reached a new peak. After a girl shared a video on social media, saying certain Telugu girls are heavily indulging in honey trapping activities in the United States.

A recent viral video claims that Indian female students in the USA are trapping wealthy NRIs by entering their homes as helpers, stealing valuables, collecting personal information, and later blackmailing them.

It also alleges that some of these students used the stolen money to buy houses in states like Ohio and Texas.

However, the fact-check from several crucial reports clearly states that these accusations have no solid proof. There are no confirmed police complaints, reports, or legal cases that support such serious claims.

People living in the USA, including several NRIs quoted in the article, say they have never seen or heard of such incidents in their communities. Many of them have hired Indian students for part-time work and describe them as polite, responsible, and trustworthy.

They believe the video was made only to create fear and grab attention, not to present facts. The article explains that if such crimes were real, they would have appeared in official US records or trustworthy media outlets.

Since nothing like that exists, the story appears exaggerated and misleading. Overall, the claims about “honey traps by female students in the USA” are unverified, and the available information suggests the video is false.