Aliza Sahar Kidnapping Video Circulates Online

• YouTuber Aliza Sahar faces an alleged kidnapping incident after a viral video call.
• Social media user Nimra Khan shares a video of armed men apparently trying to abduct Aliza.
• Video shows a masked man pushing Aliza into a room and hitting her, while another tries to tie her up.

YouTuber Aliza Sahar, who got into trouble when a video call of hers went viral, is now said to have been kidnapped, according to a social media user’s claim.

A person on social media with the username Nimra Khan, posted a video showing a couple of armed men trying to abduct the TikToker.

In the video, a man wearing a face mask kicks her from behind and forces her into a room. He hits her on the head while holding a gun, and another person is attempting to tie her hands behind her back.

The person on social media wrote with the video, “Aliza sehar has been kidnapped. Please pray for safe return home”.

On social media, many people dismissed it as a stunt for attention, claiming that Aliza Sahar engages in such actions to gain more fans.

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Aliza sehar has been kidnapped. Please pray for safe return home pic.twitter.com/KdH4cePRs9

— Nimra Khan (@NimraReal) October 31, 2023

In a previous viral video, she was on a video call with someone who secretly recorded it and later posted it online after making some edits. During the call, the other person asked her to expose herself, and she complied, flashing herself.

The day after her personal video became widely spread, the influencer made another video where she talked about her experience.

She said she reached out to the FIA cybercrime unit to seek justice against the person who shared her video without her consent.

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