A recent incident involving Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's official social media account has sparked significant controversy and embarrassment for the Pakistani government. Veteran journalist Absar Alam revealed that a poorly managed post, which included internal instructions, was shared publicly, leading to widespread ridicule. The post was attributed to an aide nicknamed 'Pehalwan' (the Wrestler), who lacks higher education and is responsible for managing the Prime Minister's personal account. Critics argue that this incident reflects a broader issue of governance within Sharif's administration, where personal loyalty seems to outweigh professional competence. The Prime Minister's response, reportedly just a mild instruction for 'Pehalwan' to stay away for a few days, has drawn sharp criticism from both the media and political opposition. This lack of accountability, compounded by the aide's protection from a high-ranking minister, raises concerns about the overall management of Pakistan's digital diplomacy and governance, especially as the country faces complex economic and geopolitical challenges.