Sorry state of affairs

It was a Sorry state of affairs to witness a senior public figure burst into tears on camera while mentioning that his wife has received a video featuring him and her about which he could not share further details as ‘daughters of my country are listening’. He added that his daughter told him that the video was from when Swati and his wife had visited Quetta. Overcome with emotions Swati lamented that his wife had to leave the country and move to a safe place and that his granddaughters were also compelled to leave the country badly traumatised. Hours after Swati’s press conference, the FIA clarified that the purported video is fake, edited with deep fake tools to create misunderstanding and defame the senator. It may, however, be found out that who, in the first place, is producing and sending such filthy material to public figures. Now that there is a cluster of such material available in public domain and the official agencies, who proclaim to have obtained specific expertise in this field, what is holding them to unearthing the source and apprehending the culprits? Senator Swati should also have waited to get the forensic results before coming before the media so that he could have outrightly declared the video fake and that would have been the right course. TW