YouTuber Arun Panwar Faces Backlash Over Rs 71 Lakh 'Daan', Sparks Dowry Debate

• Indian YouTuber Arun Panwar, with 2.4 million subscribers, is under fire for allegedly receiving Rs 71 lakh cash and 21 tola gold.
• The gifts, presented as 'daan', are widely perceived as dowry, a practice banned under India's Dowry Prohibition Act of 1961.
• Panwar reportedly earns Rs 20-25 lakh monthly from YouTube, intensifying public criticism over the alleged dowry.
• The controversy highlights the social workaround of labeling dowry as 'daan' or 'gifts' to avoid legal and social stigma.
• Internet users are demanding action against Panwar and his family, questioning why arrests haven't been made despite the viral video.

Why It Matters: YouTuber Arun Panwar faces severe backlash for alleged dowry disguised as 'daan', reigniting debate on the illegal practice.