Recently, several private pictures and obscene videos have gone viral on social media. It is claimed that the person in the picture and video is Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam. However, from the account from which pictures and videos are shared through tweets, the same account re-tweets and informs that the video is fake.

Recently an obscene video was posted from an account called Dr. Nemo Yadav. It is claimed that Pakistani cricketer Babar Azam has done such obscene acts. Babar Azam is said to have been exchanging sexually suggestive messages with the Pakistani cricketer’s girlfriend and promised her lover would not be dropped from the team as long as he continued such sexting.

Then the commotion started on social media. But another tweet from that account called Dr. Nemo Yadav said that the video is fake. He also apologized for this. In a tweet, Yadav said, “This incident was done just for fun. The way in which the sarcastic tweets are being leveled against Babar is not at all desirable. For just kidding, I started this topic. But I didn’t realize that it would go viral, it was a fake video. Now it seems like it should not have been done, apologize to Babar”. Yadav also said that he has also deleted the fake video he had posted.

When this matter spread through social media, Babar was severely criticized. There is news about him in various media. A group of people also spoke for him. However, Nemo Yadav came under fire after claiming that the video was fake. And he also answered it.

In a tweet, Yadav said, “After the video went viral, many people have criticized, I want to say a few words to those who say I shouldn’t have done this. I did it for fun, when I do something like this with people or teams you don’t like, don’t enjoy it. Don’t take it seriously. Secondly, I didn’t ask anyone to go viral or retweet my tweet, like it. I didn’t ask the media to report on it. It’s not my responsibility, it’s theirs. Fourthly, I use Twitter, have fun, don’t be serious about post”.

However, Babar Azam has no idea about this matter. He posted a picture on his verified Facebook account in spite of this turbulent situation on social media. It can be seen there; he is sitting in a cheerful mood near a river. “It doesn’t take much to be good,” he wrote in the caption. However, the Pakistan captain has not yet opened up about this discussed incident. However, discussion about the fake video caused a storm of criticism in the cricket world.