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Mohsin Naqvi advocates for strict laws on misuse of social media

Mohsin Naqvi advocates for strict laws on misuse of social media

LAHORE: Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has supported strict laws related to the use of social media.

While addressing a press conference in Lahore, Mohsin Naqvi said that everyone knows the treatment of those who share fake videos in the United Arab Emirates(UAE) and the United Kingdom (UK).

He said that there should be freedom of speech in Pakistan, but there should also be such a law that if someone makes a false accusation, he can be arrested.

On the street crime in Karachi, the Interior Minister said that it is true that crimes are happening, but also see that the police are fighting there daily.

When asked about the Bahawalnagar incident, he said that fighting happens even between brothers at home. It cannot be said that the entire force has been demoralized based on one incident.

He said a similar incident has happened in India too, but look at the attitude there and look at our behavior, we should learn from them.

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Earlier,  Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated that the murder of Amir Sarfraz Tamba, who was allegedly involved in the murder of Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh in 2013, is suspected to have been assassinated by India.

He mentioned that India’s involvement in this incident follows a series of four other suspected murders. Naqvi emphasized that the investigation into Tamba’s shooting is ongoing, with initial indications pointing towards India, but conclusive statements will await the completion of the investigation.

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