Marry Astarr" and "Umair" Arrested in Pakistan?
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Social media is currently abuzz with claims that social media figures "Marry Astarr" (also known as Marri) and "Umair" have been arrested by Pakistani police. This news has rapidly taken over TikTok, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter), leaving millions of users questioning the truth behind the viral photos and the alleged "7 minute 11 second" leaked video.
The Truth Behind the Arrest Photos
Viral posts are circulating images that allegedly show the couple in police custody as "evidence" of a crackdown. However, a closer look reveals that these images are AI-generated or digitally edited hoaxes. There is currently no official record or statement from the Pakistan Police confirming the arrest of any influencers under these names.
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