The power of the internet and social media can have a profound impact on individuals, either making them or breaking them. Hazim Bangwar, Assistant Commissioner of North Nazimabad in Karachi, experienced this firsthand. Coming from a privileged background and initially pursuing a career in music, he made the decision to serve his country by taking the PMS exam in Sindh. Upon being posted in his new position, he quickly became viral due to his unique fashion sense and confident demeanour.

Unfortunately, with his newfound fame came a wave of criticism and negative attention on social media platforms. Hazim Bangwar found himself subjected to name-calling and trending discussions, as people freely expressed their opinions. In a recent interview with Aamna Haider Isani on her YouTube channel, he addressed the criticism he received regarding his appearance.

Hazim Bangwar shared that once he became viral, the media began chasing him, bombarding him with questions and comments. In the midst of it all, he realized that he had no control over his physical appearance. He understood that he did not create himself nor was he responsible for his upbringing, yet he continued to face hate and negativity from various sources.

Here is what he shared:

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