Motorway police book popular Pakistani YouTuber ‘Ducky Bhai’ for driving with his feet

The photograph posted on April 2, 2022, shows Pakistani popular YouTuber Saadur Rehman, known as “Ducky Bhai,” posing for a photo in Lahore. (Facebook/duckybhaivlogs/File)
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Updated 27 April 2025
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Motorway police book popular Pakistani YouTuber ‘Ducky Bhai’ for driving with his feet

  • Saadur Rehman, aka Ducky Bhai, violated traffic rules, endangering his life and that of others, say police
  • Rehman is one of Pakistan’s most prominent YouTubers, having amassed over 8.38 million subscribers 

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s motorway police have booked popular YouTuber Saadur Rehman, more commonly known as “Ducky Bhai,” for performing dangerous stunts while driving a car, state-run media reported this week. 

As per a first information report (FIR) registered at the Chakri police station in Pakistan’s eastern city of Rawalpindi on Apr. 19, Rehman uploaded a video from his social media account weeks earlier in which he can be seen driving on the motorway, with his feet resting on the steering wheel while his eyes were closed. 

“The National Highways and Motorway Police (NHMP) on Saturday initiated legal action against popular YouTuber Saadur Rehman–popularly known as Ducky Bhai–for performing dangerous stunts while driving on the motorway,” state-run Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported. 

As per the FIR, a case against Rehman has been registered under Article 67 (driving recklessly or dangerously) of the National Highway Safety Ordinance (NHSO) 2000, and Section 279 (rash driving or riding on a public way) of the Pakistan Penal Code.

APP said the motorway police registered a case against Rehman after his video went viral on social media, drawing “heavy criticism” from users who condemned his “reckless behavior.”

“The video in question clearly shows a driver violating traffic rules and endangering not only his own life but also that of others,” a motorway police spokesperson was quoted as saying by the APP. 

“We have taken serious notice of this violation and are proceeding with legal action.”

The spokesperson added that the video had been geo-located and verified and that appropriate sections of the law were being invoked in the FIR.

Rehman is one of Pakistan’s most popular YouTubers. He has uploaded over 750 videos on the video-sharing platform and has amassed over 8.38 million subscribers.


Pakistan cricket players to gather at Times Square today as PCB courts global PSL investors

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Pakistan cricket players to gather at Times Square today as PCB courts global PSL investors

  • PCB is targeting US, Middle Eastern and European investors, aims to expand PSL from six to eight franchises next season
  • The board has extended the bidding deadline to Dec. 22, citing increased international interest after the London roadshow

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan cricket players are scheduled to gather at Times Square in New York today, Sunday, as part of a Pakistan Super League (PSL) fan engagement event, as the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) pushes to raise the league’s global profile and attract foreign investors.

The event comes days after the PCB held a PSL roadshow in London and as it seeks investors for two additional franchises ahead of the league’s 11th edition, set to be played in April and May next year. The board is aiming to expand the PSL from six teams to eight amid what it has described as growing international interest.

“Pakistan cricket team players, along with the HBL PSL Trophy, will be present at Times Square at 5:30 pm, offering fans a special opportunity to celebrate the global spirit of the HBL Pakistan Super League,” the PCB said in a statement released Saturday.

“Pakistan cricket and HBL PSL fans in New York are invited to join this unique fan engagement moment,” it added.

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has arrived in New York to attend the event, according to the board.

Naqvi, who also serves as Pakistan’s interior minister, said the deadline to submit bids for the two new PSL teams has been extended until Dec. 22 to accommodate heightened interest from investors in the US, Middle East and Europe.

Earlier this week, the PSL roadshow in London featured former Pakistan cricket stars Wasim Akram and Ramiz Raja, alongside current players Babar Azam, Haris Rauf and Sahibzada Farhan. The players spoke about their careers and the role the PSL has played in developing Pakistan’s cricketing talent.

Launched in 2016, the PSL has grown into Pakistan’s flagship T20 competition, featuring a mix of local and international players.

The league now competes for global viewership with tournaments such as the Indian Premier League, Australia’s Big Bash League, England’s Hundred and the Caribbean Premier League.