Popular Pakistani TikToker Alina Amir has reacted strongly to an obscene video circulating on social media, calling it a deepfake and demanding strict action from authorities. The video, which has been falsely linked to her, has gone viral across multiple platforms and sparked widespread discussion online.
According to Alina Amir, the video is completely fake and was created using artificial intelligence to damage her reputation. She said that several social media users began sharing posts claiming that her private video had been leaked, which led to misinformation spreading rapidly without verification.
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In a video statement, Alina explained that she initially chose not to speak publicly about the matter. She said she had been closely observing the situation for the past week. However, after seeing hundreds of posts falsely accusing her, she decided it was necessary to respond and clarify the truth.
Alina announced a cash reward for anyone who provides credible information about the person responsible for creating the fake video. She emphasized that in today’s digital era, women should not remain silent in the face of harassment and character assassination. According to her, raising one’s voice is essential to protect personal dignity and rights.
She also expressed shock over the mindset of people who spread such content without confirming its authenticity. Alina said social media users must verify whether content is real or fake before sharing it. She added that careless sharing of false information can destroy lives and reputations.
The TikToker praised the ongoing efforts of the Cyber Crime Department in Punjab and appealed to senior officials to take the case seriously. She specifically requested Sohail Zafar Chatha to ensure strict punishment for those involved in creating fake AI-generated videos of women.
Alina further stated that making fake videos to defame women clearly falls under harassment. She warned that such acts are not limited to celebrities or influencers. According to her, private individuals are also being targeted, with fake videos sent to their families to cause emotional and social harm.
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She concluded by urging authorities to strengthen action against digital crimes and ensure accountability. Her statement has renewed concerns about the misuse of artificial intelligence and deepfake technology in Pakistan.
