PCB angry over Babar’s fake obscene video

Recently, Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam has been accused of sharing obscene sexually suggestive messages on social media. After that, this news started circulating in various media. Australia’s Fox Sports also published news about Babar Azam. And then the Pakistan Cricket Board opened up. The PCB has dismissed the allegation against Babar Azam as baseless.

Recently some private pictures and obscene videos were published on social media platforms Instagram and Twitter. Pakistan captain Babar Azam was allegedly exchanging sexually suggestive messages with a young woman. After that, there created uproar in the cricket neighbourhood. However, many people question its authenticity. However, the news of this incident was published in various media. Australia Fox Sports also posted the news. They wrote in a tweet, “After Babar Azam’s video and voice recording went viral on social media, Babar was accused of sending sexually suggestive messages to the girlfriend of another Pakistani cricketer.”

And after such a tweet, the Pakistan Cricket Board got angry. The board informed that this baseless allegation should have been avoided. The Pakistan Cricket Board responded to the tweet by Australia’s Fox Sports, tweeting, “Unnecessary controversy about Babar. Fox Sports as our media partner should have avoided these baseless allegations. Babar does not even feel the need to respond to these allegations. Because it is false. “

First, the video and voice recording of Babar Azam was posted from an Instagram account called Esha Azam. Later an account named Dr Nemo Yadav claimed that the Pakistani captain was sharing obscene, sexually suggestive messages. It is also claimed from that account that Babar Azam is sexting with the girlfriend of another Pakistani cricketer. And if that cricketer’s girlfriend continues this, then that cricketer’s place in the team will be secure.

Although the tweet account named Dr Nemo Yadav was later claimed to be fake. By retweeting, it was informed that the video of Babar Azam was false. And he also apologised for that on Twitter. And despite all this, Babar Azam’s many fans stand by his side. On Twitter, they wrote the hashtag ‘Stay Strong Babar Azam’ and stood by Babar Azam. The Pakistan captain himself is in a cheerful mood. He posted a picture on social media despite all these incidents. He wrote in the caption ‘You don’t need much to be happy. ‘