A viral post circulating on social media claims that Dhruv Rathi, a well-known social media personality, has ties to Pakistan. According to the post, Dhruv, identified as a Muslim, was born in Lahore as Badruddin Rashid Lahori. Additionally, it suggests his wife, named Zulaikha, is linked to gangster Dawood Ibrahim and owns a hidden mansion in Karachi.
Claim
The viral post circulating on social media makes several alarming claims regarding Dhruv Rathi and his wife’s alleged connections to Pakistan. It asserts that Dhruv Rathi, identified as a Muslim, was born in Lahore, Pakistan, under the name Badruddin Rashid Lahori. Furthermore, the post alleges that his wife, known as Zulaikha, has ties to the notorious gangster Dawood Ibrahim and owns a clandestine mansion in Karachi.
Reality
Dhruv Rathi responded to the viral claims on Twitter, saying they’re all lies made up to make him look bad. He said the people spreading these lies are just trying to distract everyone from his videos, which talk about important stuff. He made it clear that there’s no truth to any of it.
In a tweet he said “They have no answer to the videos I made so they’re spreading these fake claims. And how desperate do you have to be to drag my wife’s family into this? You can also see the disgusting moral standard of these IT Cell employees.”
Fact Check
Upon closer examination, there is no substantial evidence to support the claims made in the viral post. Dhruv Rathi’s background and identity have been publicly documented, with no indication of any hidden past or connection to Pakistan beyond what is already known. Furthermore, there is no credible evidence to suggest that his wife has any association with Dawood Ibrahim or any criminal activities.
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