Sofik mms viral – The era of social media has become such that a few seconds of video can catapult someone into the limelight overnight and spark controversy just as quickly. Bengal-based content creator Sofik SK has been at the center of a similar online controversy for several days. Now, following his girlfriend’s statement, the matter has reached a new turning point.-
Girlfriend’s revelation: “The video is mine, but it was spread incorrectly”
Amidst days of rumors and discussion, Sofik’s girlfriend released a video message on her Instagram account to clarify the truth.She admitted that the private clip circulating online was her own recording, but it was purely personal and made in a playful manner.
The girl expressed her emotional shock, saying that the video had surfaced without her knowledge and that she was deeply embarrassed and upset.
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Accused friend of breach of trust
According to the girlfriend, the video was in the possession of a close friend and he leaked it with malicious intent.She also showed an old video in which she is seen discussing the misuse of the video with her friend.
The victim stated that she has filed a complaint against the accused with the Cyber Cell and legal action is underway.
Who is Sofik SK?
Sofik SK is a popular creator associated with the West Bengal digital platform Palli Gram TV.Many of his videos are widely viewed on social media. Recently, some of his reels went viral, sparking controversy with false claims from internet users.
Some users claimed the clips were AI-created, while others believed them to be real, spreading rumors. However, no official confirmation has been received of any of the claims.
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