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Momina Iqbal slams social media trolls, take action against on every online harasser

Momina Iqbal slams social media trolls, take action against on every online harasser

Pakistani actress Momina Iqbal has spoken out firmly against the rising trend of hateful and inappropriate comments on her social media. In a powerful Instagram story, she addressed the negativity that frequently floods her profile, warning trolls and fake ID users that their actions will no longer be ignored.

"I've said it many times before—don’t bring your filthy mindset and poor upbringing to my pictures or profile," she wrote. "Keep your miserable, complex-ridden life within your own home. Otherwise, I will take further action."

The actress didn’t stop there. She specifically warned users hiding behind fake identities:

"And those who think they’re safe behind fake IDs should know that a lot can happen to them, too."

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In a bold conclusion, Momina added,

"Because I can't keep ignoring every piece of nonsense."

She is known for her grace and poise on screen. Momina’s assertive message is now being praised by fans who appreciate her taking a strong stance against cyberbullying.

 

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