A video that circulates on Pakistani social networks is claimed as an old recording of Bushra Bibi, the wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, in which he is seen singing.
The claim is false. The woman in the footage is not the former first lady.
Say
On September 17, a user in X (previously Twitter) published a clip in the UruDU language, claiming that showed a younger bushra singing on a farm in the city of the garden of Lahore.
“Look what Bushra Bibi was doing,” said the legend. At the time of writing, the video had more than 237,000 visits and had been replaced more than 500 times.
Identical claims were also shared in Facebook And elsewhere unknown.
Made
The footage does not present the former first lady. It was originally recorded by an influencer of social networks, whose face was then altered with artificial intelligence (AI) tools to seem Bushra or someone who looks like it.
The unpublished clip was first uploaded in Tiktok On July 28 by a user named Aiza Shah. The manipulated version replaced Shah’s face to spread the false claim.
Aneeshi, open source intelligence analyst at bytes for all (B4A) in Islamabad, examined the video with several Deepfake detection tools. The results varied, with some tools that show a probability of 27.8% of AI manipulation, while others qualified it to 98.7%.
Verdict: The video does not show Bushra Bibi. It is a manipulated clip of an influencer of social networks.
