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Deepfakes are spreading rapidly & the consequences are increasingly dangerous. A manipulated video using my interview with Imran Khan’s sister, Aleema is being shared with false claims about tensions between India & Pakistan. I spoke to digital disinformation expert Raqib Naik

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🇵🇰 "THEY ARE TRYING TO BREAK HIM, BUT IMRAN KHAN WILL NOT BREAK - TYRANNY IS NOT AN OPTION" Imran Khan’s sister, Aleema Khan, describes a level of fear and uncertainty that goes far beyond politics. Rumors were spreading outside the prison that something might have happened to Imran Khan while he was being kept in isolation. Aleema explains that these rumors didn’t come out of nowhere. She says people close to the situation believe the isolation, the silence, and the controlled information around Khan could be a “test run”: a way to see how the public reacts if something truly dangerous happens to him. She also describes violent treatment of her own family, including their 71-year-old sister being dragged by the police, and how the authorities allegedly used AI-generated fake videos to smear them. For Aleema, none of this feels random. She says this is what happens when a government tries to intimidate a political movement while avoiding accountability, and that the people of Pakistan are growing angrier, not more afraid. "They are trying to break him, but he will not break. My brother says tyranny is not a sustainable model, eventually people rise up. The only name he has ever mentioned is Asim Munir, and that is not the entire military. They used AI deepfakes of me and my sister to frame a false narrative. When they attack women like this, it does not sit well with the people of Pakistan." PTI, Aleema Khanum

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🇵🇰 OPINION: THE DEEPFAKES TARGETING IMRAN KHAN’S SISTER A video has gone viral showing Aleema Khan supposedly calling Pakistan’s army chief a radical Islamist who wants war with India. There's only a tiny little problem... She never said it! The interview was real, but the viral clip was not. Sky News and Yalda Hakim confirmed it was a deepfake, crafted to look and sound real enough to fool millions. And that’s the problem. In a country where many people haven’t even heard of deepfakes, let alone know how to spot them, this isn’t just misinformation. It’s a tool for political manipulation. Aleema’s real interview had nothing to do with the military or India. She spoke emotionally about her brother’s treatment in prison, his declining health, and how cutting him off from lawyers and family is a way to silence 90 percent of the population that still supports him. But the fake clip flipped that narrative. It turned Imran Khan’s sister into an alleged traitor. Then the military ran with it in an official press conference, using it to feed a broader campaign that paints dissent as treason. This wasn’t just trolling. It was a strategic hit, aimed at making Imran Khan’s base question whether even his family stands with him. It wasn’t about provoking India. It was about poisoning Pakistan from within. Here’s what you should be asking: who has something to gain from that? Source: Yalda Hakim, Sky News, PTI Disclaimer: Views expressed are my personal opinion as an Australian citizen permanently resident in Dubai, UAE, protected under Article 19 of the ICCPR (as ratified by Australia) and UAE constitutional provisions on freedom of expression. I am outside Pakistani jurisdiction. This post is published from the United Arab Emirates; any dispute falls exclusively under UAE courts.

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