Gangajal Wet Wipes! Yes, They Exist & Internet Has A Lot To Say | Viral

People who love using wet wipes– maybe it’s time for you to finally get rid of those ages-old flavours like lavender, rose, strawberry and such, and turn to something ‘religious’. Confused? Well, there

is a new kind of wet wipes in the market, and the internet is losing it over the new wipes; Gangajal Wet Wipes! Yes, you read that correctly. Pictures of these wipes are circulating on social media, with netizens reacting in all kinds of ways. As per the pictures, the wet wipes are being sold under the company name ‘Hari Darshan’. The packet also mentioned that the product was ‘alcohol free’, along with mentioning how it was for ‘purifying Pooja spaces’.On putting the product’s name on Google, it was revealed that the product can be bought on online shopping sites like Amazon and BlinkIt.The picture of the same soon went viral, leaving netizens reacting in all kinds of ways. Most found the entire thing hilarious, while some expressed their disappointment, stating how the company was making money out of religious beliefs.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post: “Gangajal wipes have gone viral after hitting the market with the quirky tagline, ‘One wipe to cleanse all your bad karma.’ The unusual product has sparked a storm of memes, jokes, and hilarious reactions across social media platforms, with users sharing playful videos, witty posts, and humorous takes on the concept,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘Times Now’. The post was shared a few days ago, and pulled almost 1K views from netizens.

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Internet’s reactions:ALSO READ: From ‘2026 Me Duniya Khatam’ To ‘Mat Kar Lala’– Let’s Revisit One-Liners Of 2025!“They clearly have mentioned it for pooja spaces?” a user commented. “Dharam ke naam pr log kuch bhi kr rhe h (People are doing anything in the name of religion),” commented a second person in the comment section. “Don't even think about throwing it in the dustbin after use,” added the next person. “Hillarious.! Fear mongering and business in the name of religion has reached a new low,” added a fourth internet user.ALSO READ:‘Ye To Rest Area Hain’: Video Shows Couple Cooking Meal On Highway; Internet Questions Duo’s Civic Sense “Can't throw, Visarjit karna padega after use,” added another. “Karma cleaning at your convenience,” added the next person. “Imagine they made a device you could buy to clean the Ganga instead and sold it to its worshipers,” added another.