- Pakistani TikToker Imsha Rehman publicly denounces a viral video that "ruined" her life.
- Rehman described the video as "fake" and felt life was over.
- She criticized the impact of sharing others' videos on lives.
“When I saw the video, it felt like my life was over. I can’t go to university, I can’t face people, and I am receiving a lot of death threats,” the Pakistan TikToker said.
“Some people hiding behind social media think it’s cool to create and share videos of others. But, they don’t realize how it impacts lives,” she added.
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Imsha Rehman explained why she did not defend herself on social media, even though she could have posted clarifications.
“When these videos went viral, I could have clarified the situation on my account. But, I chose the legal route to find out who was responsible,” she said.
Who is responsible for the Imsha Rehman viral video?
The TikToker revealed that Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) had arrested one person linked to the incident, and the accused is in police custody.According to a source, the FIA arrested Abdul Aziz for allegedly sharing doctored videos of influencer Imsha Rehman. Officials confirmed to the publication that they traced Aziz using IP logs.
The accused, however, claimed that he had only shared a meme, not the video. Imsha Rehman’s lawyer, Hadi Ali Chatha, stated that sharing such fake videos ruins people’s lives, especially in Pakistan.
“The victims should not keep quiet. They should come out and help authorities arrest the culprits,” he said.
Pakistani social activist Mehnaz Parveen called the Imsha Rehman viral video case an "eye-opener."
She told the source, "While social media can offer opportunities, it can also be a dangerous place, especially for young girls."
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