The speculation began when social media posts circulated, stating that Damant had been “pronounced dead in Jalalabad” after reportedly disappearing upon entering the country three weeks prior.

In a lighthearted response to the situation, Damant mocked the rumors by sharing a humorous mock obituary on his social media, stating he had met his end while attempting to break a Guinness World Record for eating cheese parathas.

He quipped about transforming into a cheese paratha after an unfortunate attempt at his food challenge.

Addressing the bizarre situation, Damant expressed disbelief at the scale of the rumors, saying, “Guys, I’m f****ng chilling!” He emphasized that he simply took a break for the New Year and was surprised that his absence led to such extreme assumptions about his well-being.

The 24-year-old travel vlogger expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support from fans who reached out with heartfelt messages, while also responding to detractors with a defiant, “F*** you! I’m back, mother f*****r.”

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He reassured his followers that if he goes offline for a while, it’s simply a personal choice, not a cause for alarm.

Damant’s experience serves as a reminder to audiences to be cautious about believing everything they read online, particularly sensational claims regarding public figures.