A group of women on Friday claimed they have been victim of the gang behind the viral video that purports to show NAB chairman.
The alleged victims were accompanied by social worker Sardar Azam Rashid who led the media talk at the Lahore Press Club.
Azam Rashid said he thinks the chairman of anti-graft body was trapped by a gang led by Farooq Nol, a resident of Jhang district in Punjab.
He said the group is involved in blackmailing and cyber crime and uses edited footage to target their victims.
Rashid said the woman seen in the video identifies herself Tayiba Gul in Rawalpindi, Pinky in Lahore.
Azam Rashid said Tayyiba Gul has a contract marriage with Farooq Nol who is married to three other women.
He said hundreds of people were targeted by the group which deftly uses doctored footage against its victims.
Rashid said Ms Gul was also
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