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Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram Recently, he turned to social media to publicly condemn the media and netizens for a serious case of identity confusion. His outrage arose from reports linking him to a spy arrested in Haryana, who happened to have the same name. Akram criticized those who dragged his name into the controversy for not checking the data before publishing or commenting. The controversy began after a youtuber, also called…
Wasim Akram slams media for using his image in connection with spy arrest in India with same name
Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram recently took to social media to publicly condemn the media houses and netizens for a severe case of mistaken identity. His outrage stemmed from news reports linking him to a spy who was arrested in Haryana, who coincidentally shared the same name. Akram slammed... Read full article at CricketTimes.com
Wasim Akram slams Indian media for using his photo in spy arrest reports - THE DESTINATION
ISLAMABAD: Former Pakistan cricket captain and legendary fast bowler Wasim Akram lashed out at the media for using his photo in reports about a man arrested in India with the same name. In a social media post, Akram advised everyone to double-check any account or person using his name on social platforms before believing or […] The post Wasim Akram slams Indian media for using his photo in spy arrest reports appeared first on THE DESTINATION.
Wasim Akram slams media after spy arrest in India uses his photo
A case of mistaken identity has sparked outrage after Indian authorities arrested a man named Wasim Akram on espionage allegations and some media outlets—along with social-media users—published a photograph of Pakistan’s former fast bowler and ex-captain, Wasim Akram. According to a report by Free Press General, the former cricketer strongly criticized both the television channels and online users for broadcasting his image without verification.…
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