According to Pakistani authorities on Tuesday, a guy who had been in constant communication with a 17-year-old TikTok celebrity online shot her dead. Sana Yousaf was assassinated Monday night at her home in the capital, Islamabad. She turned 17 last week and had over a million followers on social media.
A 22-year-old has been detained by the police on suspicion of killing her after spending hours Repeated rejections were the situation. During a press conference, Islamabad police commissioner Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi stated, “The boy kept attempting to get in touch with her.”
Yousaf uploaded lip-sync videos, skincare advice, and beauty product promotions on TikTok, a popular Pakistan-based network with over 800,000 followers.
In a country where honour standards restrict women’s behaviour, several comments under social media posts announcing Yousaf’s death implied that it was justified due to her social media profession. One remark read, “You reap what you sow.
Such responses give abusers the confidence to “silence women who dare to be visible,” according to women’s rights activist Nighat Dad. She said on social media, “The disgusting remarks made in the wake of Sana’s murder are not merely hate speech; they are a part of a mindset that normalises violence against women in Pakistan.
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