PPP MPA Nisar Khuhro’s controversial video goes viral

Asfand Gurmani September 16, 2026 Pakistan

A video circulating on social media is being shared with claims that it shows Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Sindh President Nisar Ahmed Khuhro at a dance venue.

The footage has attracted attention online, with social media users sharing different reactions and comments about the video.

However, the authenticity of the video and the circumstances in which it was recorded could not be independently verified.

Khuhro has recently remained active in Sindh politics and has issued statements on issues including the proposed creation of new provinces and the political situation in the province.

No verified report or official statement confirming the identity of the person shown in the circulating video was found at the time of publication.

Also Read, What’s behind the viral ‘teacher leak video’?

Earlier, A video being widely circulated on social media and messaging platforms has sparked curiosity among Pakistani users, with many posts describing it as a leaked video involving a teacher and student.

However, available evidence does not support those claims. Recent reports examining the viral footage found no verified evidence that the individuals shown are a real teacher and student or that the video was secretly recorded and leaked.

The clip reportedly contains a watermark associated with an adult-content website, raising questions about its actual origin. Fact-check reports have suggested that the footage appears to be part of a scripted or staged adult production that was later repackaged on social media with a misleading “teacher-student” label.

The controversy has nevertheless generated significant online interest, with users searching for the alleged “full video” and sharing links claiming to provide access to it. Some of these links may be misleading or potentially unsafe.

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Asfand Gurmani

Asfand Gurmani is an MPhil scholar at FCCU and a journalist with a strong passion for political reporting. He primarily covers Pakistan’s politics, governance, and human rights issues.