Pakistan News Anchor Mona Alam Files Police Complaints After Fake Leaked Videos Surface
The news about explicit video leaks claiming to be of Pakistani celebrities has not stopped. In a latest development prominent Pakistani news anchor Mona Alam has filed a police complaint with Islamabad’s Cyber Crime Wing following the circulation of a fake explicit video claiming to feature her. The anchor for Hum News called out what she described as a malicious campaign against her, sharing evidence on social media to refute the false allegations and announcing legal action against the perpetrators.
In a statement shared on X (formerly Twitter), Alam wrote:
“This woman’s objectionable video is being spread by petty haters on social media, claiming it’s me. She’s a proven criminal herself & hence posting her real screen grab for clarity. My character is spotless & all campaigners against it will face the MUSIC!”
Accompanying her statement was an image of her complaint addressed to the Cyber Crime Wing in Islamabad, urging action under Pakistan’s cyber laws. Alam highlighted that the explicit video was being widely circulated on WhatsApp and other platforms, even sent to senior journalists, as part of a targeted defamation campaign.
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Her complaint read:
“Some individuals are found uploading highly intimidating and explicit content/comments on social media, claiming there is an explicit video of me leaked online. It is requested that legal action as per cyber laws u/s 21 of PECA, 16, 24 and 509 PPC be initiated.”
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This woman’s objectionable video is being spread by petty haters on social media, claiming it’s me.
She’s a proven criminal herself & hence posting her real screen grab for clarityI’ve moved Agencies;
My character is spotless & all campaigners against it will face the MUSIC! pic.twitter.com/X4pSnMdeX6— Mona Alam (@MonaAlamm) December 18, 2024
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A Growing Trend of Invasions on Privacy
The incident adds to a worrying pattern of alleged video leaks targeting Pakistani social media influencers. This month alone, prominent figures such as Mathira Khan, Kanwal Aftab, Minahil Malik, and Imsha Rehman have been embroiled in similar controversies. While some have issued statements to clarify the allegations, others have suggested that many of these videos might be AI-generated, further complicating the issue of verifying authenticity.
Outrage on Social Media
Mona Alam’s decision to speak out has sparked widespread support of the incident on X.
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One user lauded her courage, saying:
“Horrendous attempts at character assassination of a woman who has an adorable and supportive family. The perpetrators need to be brought to justice. Mona Alam deserves a pat on the back to have faced it head-on.”
However, Alam’s decision to share the alleged perpetrator’s image drew mixed reactions. A user criticised her, writing:
“Very sad and I hope you get justice, but whoever she is, at least do not show her face. You just did what her haters are trying to do. Have some decency!”
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Others expressed broader concerns about societal decline and the dangers of modern technology.
One user remarked:
“AI and editing apps are getting dangerous day by day; anyone can be next. Strict action should be applied on those haramiz (scoundrels).”
Another stated:
“Our society has crossed new limits of degradation… The majority of our country’s population is young, and we’ve put them to this task. What kind of society are we fostering?”
