Jaffar Express attack: Legal action begins against individuals spreading false information
FIA claims these accounts engaged in deliberate propaganda against national institutions
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Cyber Crime Wing has initiated legal action against individuals accused of spreading false information following the recent Jaffar Express attack. Authorities have registered three cases under Pakistan’s Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) against journalists and social media figures accused of inciting public unrest and promoting a banned organization.
According to official sources, verified social media accounts were allegedly used to circulate misleading narratives, fostering uncertainty and distrust in the public. The accused individuals include journalists Ahmad Noorani, Shafiq Ahmed Iddo Advocate, and Ayesha Durrani.
The FIA claims these accounts engaged in deliberate propaganda against national institutions, aiming to destabilize public order.
-
High Salt Intake Raises Heart Failure Risk, Study Finds -
Paul Rudd Unveils Secret To Ageless Beauty -
'Spice Girl' Mel B Weighs In On Beckham Family Feud: 'You Know What?' -
Sarah Ferguson Issued Stark Warning Over 'royal Revenge Plot' -
Kings Outlast Rivals In OT Thriller To Secure NBL Championship -
Rap Icon Gucci Mane Kidnapper Revealed In Shocking Twist -
Sir Keir Starmer Breaks Silence On Kanye West's Trip To The UK -
Prince William Once Started A Fight With Harry Over A Missed Present -
Savannah Guthrie's Major Decision Leaves Her Emotional And Concerned -
Matthew Morrison Shares His Secret Plans For Broadway: 'I Would Love It' -
Take-Two Interactive Cuts AI Team Ahead Of GTA VI Release -
How Does King Charles Celebrate Easter In The Royal Family? New Message Drops -
Blake Lively Email Comes Up Ahead Of New May Trial Date In Baldoni Case -
JBS Strike Ends: Why Colorado Workers Are Returning To The Plant -
Royal Experts Warn King Charles, Prince William Regarding Princess Eugenie, Beatrice -
Kanye West Becomes Reason For Chloe Bailey’s Online Hate