In a digital age where misinformation travels at lightning speed, Pakistani TikToker Sajal Malik found herself at the center of a storm after a fabricated video clip surfaced online and went viral. The video, which falsely portrayed her in a compromising situation, was widely circulated on social media platforms—prompting outrage, speculation, and invasive scrutiny.
Sajal Malik called viral video fake and calls out Pak media for spreading misinformation without verification
Sajal Malik quickly addressed the matter, condemning the video as entirely fake and calling out the alarming lack of fact-checking in sections of the Pakistani media. In a statement shared on her official platforms, Malik stressed how damaging unverified content can be—not only for public figures but for digital discourse at large.
“Before sharing or reacting, think twice. A lie spreads faster than the truth—and it ruins lives,” she wrote.
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Her response has reignited conversations about digital ethics, online harassment, and the role media must play in ensuring responsible reporting. Malik’s supporters have rallied behind her, praising her for taking a strong stand and advocating for better digital literacy and media accountability.
This incident adds to a growing list of examples showcasing how easy it is for reputations to be tarnished in seconds online, highlighting the urgent need for robust measures against the spread of fake content.
