Aroob Jatoi, the wife of popular Pakistani YouTuber Saad ur Rehman, widely known as Ducky Bhai, has deleted nearly all her Instagram posts, sparking widespread speculation on social media.

 

As per the details, only two posts now remain on her profile, both featuring her husband who is currently under arrest in a gambling-related case.

 

One of the remaining posts shows the couple standing before the Holy Kaaba in Makkah. The caption, which was edited three days ago, reads, “We stood before Allah in Makkah with hearts full of dreams. Now I stand alone, but I know He’s still writing our story. I’m waiting, with sabr and du’a.”

 

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The second post features images from the couple’s nikkah and engagement ceremony. In an emotional caption, Jatoi wrote, “The world keeps moving, but my heart is stuck in this moment. I miss you more than words can ever say. Come home soon.”

 

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While fans and followers have flooded the comment section with prayers and messages of support, calling for Ducky Bhai’s immediate release and an end to his legal troubles, her sudden deletion of most posts has also stirred speculation – with some social media users suggesting that the move may have been prompted by broader concerns facing social media influencers in Pakistan.

 

 

In recent months, Pakistan's Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has launched a crackdown on social media personalities and celebrities who flaunt lavish lifestyles online. As part of this initiative, the FBR has established a “Lifestyle Monitoring Cell” tasked with comparing public social media posts to declared income and tax filings. The initiative aims to uncover potential cases of tax evasion and financial misrepresentation.

 

The monitoring cell has reportedly identified over 100,000 individuals whose online presence suggests a lifestyle inconsistent with their declared earnings. While tax audits and legal notices have been issued to several influencers and business figures in the past, there is currently no public evidence that Aroob Jatoi or Ducky Bhai have been directly targeted in this probe.

 

Nevertheless, the timing of Jatoi’s Instagram purge has led many to question whether the move was a precautionary measure amid rising scrutiny of influencers and celebrities across Pakistan.

Her actions also appear to be a response to the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency's (NCCIA) case against Ducky for promoting gambling applications on his social media platforms. The NCCIA filed charges against him under various sections of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, 2016 — including Section 13 (Electronic Forgery), Section 14 (Electronic Fraud), Section 25 (Spamming), and Section 26 (Spoofing). Additionally, he was charged under Sections 294-B (Offering prize in connection with trade) and 420 (Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property) of the Pakistan Penal Code for endorsing banned gambling apps.