evidence: For the last few months, the members of right-wing groups have been protesting against the people offering the Friday Namaz in public spaces in Gurugram, Haryana. In the same backdrop, a photo of a large gathering offering Namaz on a road and top of vehicles parked there is shared on social media claiming it to be of India. [...] We also found a similar-looking photo on the website of Fine Art America, an art marketplace and print-on-demand technology company. The website carried the picture, which showed the Namaz offerers differently postured from the shared one. The photo was uploaded on 9 May 2021 by Azim Khan Ronnie and titled "Standstill for prayers". It was described as "Thousands of Muslims kneel in the middle of a busy road junction to pray, causing a town's traffic to come to a standstill today. The Bishwa Ijtema takes place every year and sees millions come to pray along the River Turag in Tongi, Bangladesh. In the photos, every inch of the tarmac is filled with devoted worshippers bringing a buses and lorries to a grinding halt. It is the second-largest Muslim congregation in the world after the Holy Hajj in Mecca, the holiest city for Muslim". [...] Therefore, we can conclude that the photo of a large gathering offering Namaz on the road is shared with a false claim. The picture is from Biswa Ijtema 2020 in Dhaka, Bangladesh.