Thu Dec 04 20:10:00 UTC 2025: Punjab Kesari News Alert: Viral MMS Video Sparks Misinformation, Suicide Rumors Debunked, AI Deepfake Scheme Uncovered
New Delhi, India – A 19-minute private video, allegedly featuring a couple, has recently gone viral on social media, sparking a wave of misinformation and panic. The video, identified by the keywords “viral video Instagram couple 19 minutes MMS leak,” has led to disturbing rumors, including claims that the woman in the video committed suicide due to the leak.
Adding fuel to the fire, a separate video circulating online purportedly showed the body of a woman, with accompanying audio claiming she took her own life after the MMS leak. However, fact-checking reveals that this claim is entirely false. The woman in the second video is not the same individual featured in the leaked MMS.
Adding another layer of intrigue, popular social media influencer Sweet Zannat, who hails from Meghalaya, India, has also come forward to deny any association with the viral video. The influencer says that the viral video is fake and created using AI technology.
Further investigation has uncovered a disturbing plot involving AI-generated deepfakes. According to police reports, the leaked video was not authentic but was instead created using AI technology by the ex-partner of the real woman in the video. Motivated by revenge after their breakup, the individual allegedly created a pornographic video using her likeness and uploaded it to paid platforms, profiting from its distribution. Police have arrested the suspect, seized his digital devices, and are conducting further investigations.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of misinformation and the potential for AI technology to be misused for malicious purposes. Viewers are urged to exercise caution when encountering viral content and to rely on credible news sources for accurate information.
Punjab Kesari remains committed to providing factual and verified news to our readers.
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