Pakistani Youtuber: The news of Pakistan’s famous YouTubers Shoaib Chaudhary and Sana Amjad missing for two weeks has created a stir on social media. Both YouTubers were famous for videos praising India and their channels used to get millions of views. Recently, a massive action has been taken against Pakistani YouTubers in Lahore, after which they are missing.
Shoaib Chaudhary and Sana Amjad used to praise India on their channels and make videos on news related to it. The video titled ‘Modi Saada Sher Hai’, which mentioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Kashmir, has been removed from Sana Amjad’s channel. After the removal of this video, the market of speculation is hot and many people are claiming on social media that he has been hanged by the Pakistani Army.
Arzoo Kazmi’s statement
Pakistani journalist Arzoo Kazmi has termed these claims as fake. He said that the Pakistani government has taken strict action against YouTubers but the news of hanging is wrong. She herself could not attend FIA’s Lahore office due to living in Islamabad. She also said that the government calls her an agent of RAW or ISI, but she will not shy away from speaking the truth.
Appeal for the safety of YouTubers
People all over the world are appealing for the safety of Shoaib Chaudhary and Sana Amjad. Many analysts believe that the purpose of this action is to alert other YouTubers so that they do not comment on the ground situation in the country. Some people say that these YouTubers had made videos praising India to earn more money from India.
Atmosphere of fear in Pakistani YouTuber community
The news of the disappearance of Shoaib Chaudhary and Sana Amjad has created an atmosphere of fear in the Pakistani YouTuber community. Amidst the appeals for his safety and the action taken by the Pakistani government, it will be important to see what happens next. This case has sparked a new debate about freedom of expression on YouTube and social media.
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