Renowned Sufi singer Abida Parveen has addressed recent health rumors circulating on social media, assuring her fans that she is in good health. The false claims suggested that she was suffering from cancer and that a hospital had refused her free treatment.
Taking to her official Instagram Story, Abida Parveen’s team stated, “Hello, everybody! We have posted about it before, but it seems like it needs to be reiterated. Abida Ji is perfectly healthy and well, Alhamdulillah.”
The team criticized the spread of misinformation, noting that several media outlets reported on unverified news without substantial proof. They urged fans to confirm facts before sharing rumors online and emphasized the responsibility of media in accurate reporting.
They also requested that all unverified posts regarding Abida Parveen’s health be removed from media platforms to prevent unnecessary panic among her followers. “We apologize for the concern and disarray this may have caused to her fans. Keep her in your prayers. Thank you,” the statement added.
Following the clarification, fans expressed relief and shared heartfelt messages and prayers for Abida Parveen across social media. Many praised her team for swiftly addressing the false information and reassuring the public.
This incident highlights the growing influence of social media in spreading unverified news and the importance of verifying information before sharing it. Experts say public figures, especially beloved personalities like Abida Parveen, often face undue rumors that can cause distress to fans and families.
The Sufi music legend continues to inspire fans worldwide with her soulful performances. Her team reiterated that she remains healthy and active, encouraging everyone to rely only on official updates for information.
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With the clarification, the public is reminded to be cautious about believing or circulating unverified news, particularly concerning health matters of public figures.
