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Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and Ministers Featured in AI‑Generated Gangnam Style Video
✍️ India Today
🗓 25 Oct 2026, 10:01 PM
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An artificial‑intelligence video showing Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and two of his ministers performing the Gangnam Style dance has gone viral, India Today reports.
An AI‑driven clip that places Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma alongside two of his cabinet colleagues dancing to the 2012 hit "Gangnam Style" has been widely shared on social media. The video, created using deep‑fake technology, superimposes realistic movements and facial expressions onto the politicians, making it appear as though they are performing the iconic horse‑riding dance.
The clip first surfaced on Indian digital platforms earlier this week and quickly amassed thousands of views, prompting users to comment on the novelty of political figures appearing in such a light‑hearted, internet‑meme format. Neither the chief minister’s office nor the two ministers have issued an official statement regarding the video.
Experts note that the spread of AI‑generated content underscores both the creative possibilities and the ethical challenges of deep‑fake media, especially when public officials are involved. While the video is intended as entertainment, it also raises questions about consent and the potential for misinformation in the political arena.
The clip first surfaced on Indian digital platforms earlier this week and quickly amassed thousands of views, prompting users to comment on the novelty of political figures appearing in such a light‑hearted, internet‑meme format. Neither the chief minister’s office nor the two ministers have issued an official statement regarding the video.
Experts note that the spread of AI‑generated content underscores both the creative possibilities and the ethical challenges of deep‑fake media, especially when public officials are involved. While the video is intended as entertainment, it also raises questions about consent and the potential for misinformation in the political arena.