• Source:JND

Day after a video showed Imran Khan's sister Aleema accusing Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir of seeking war with India, it was revealed that the widely shared clip was a deepfake. The truth behind the AI-generated video was revealed after the interviewer seen in the clip flagged the issue.

Sky News journalist Yalda Hakim took to X to challenge the authenticity of the video. "This is terrifying — a deepfake of my interview with Imran Khan's sister, Aleema Khan, is circulating. It falsely claims we discussed the Pakistan-India war earlier this year. We did NOT. This clip is completely fake," she wrote.

In the deepfake video, Aleema could be heard saying that the India-Pakistan conflict was fuelled not by political disputes alone but by Munir’s ideological worldview. “Asim Munir is a radicalised Islamist, an Islamic conservative. This is why he yearns for a war with India. His radicalisation forces him to fight those who don’t believe in Islam,” she said in the fake video clip.

WATCH: Deepfake Video Of Imran Khan's Sister Aleema

Aleema contrasted Munir’s alleged hardline stance with her brother’s approach. "Imran Khan is a pure liberal. Whenever Imran comes to power, he tries to be friends with India, even the BJP. But when a radical Islamist like Munir is in charge, there will be war with India and even India’s allies will suffer."

However, it has now been revealed that the clip was a deepfake and Aleema did not accuse General Asim Munir of seeking war with India. 

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Disclaimer: The story has been updated with Sky News Journalist Yalda Hakim's clarification on the viral interview clip of Imran Khan's sister Aleema. The Daily Jagran regrets the inconvenience caused. We will continue to provide confirmed and latest news to our readers.


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