Islamabad’s Police Chief Takes Action Against Online Falsehoods
In a decisive move to combat the spread of false information on social media, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad has issued notices to 11 individuals accused of disseminating misleading content aimed at creating unrest in Pakistan.
Identities of the Accused
The individuals served with notices include:
- Sibghatullah Virk
- Muhammad Arshad
- Atta-ur-Rehman
- Azhar Mashwani
- Aroosa Nadeem Shah
- Muhammad Ali Malik
- Shahzeb Virk
- Musa Virk
- Ikram Kathana
- Taqweem Siddique
- Muhammad Noman Afzal
These individuals are alleged to have used social media platforms to propagate false narratives, potentially inciting public disorder.
Legal Implications
The issuance of these notices underscores the authorities’ commitment to maintaining public order and holding individuals accountable for spreading misinformation.
Public Awareness and Responsibility
This development serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible social media use.
The IGP Islamabad’s action against these individuals highlights the ongoing efforts to curb the spread of false information and maintain public order in Pakistan.
