Nisar rubbishes reports on cases against missing bloggers
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Interior Chaudhry Nisar on Thursday took notice of news reports, especially of ongoing propaganda on socialmedia regarding filing of cases against missing bloggers. According to Interior Ministry, there was no truth in the cases filed against bloggers and these news reportswere “ridiculous” and “non-serious”. The minister said the aim of propagation of wrong information in this matter by some elements was to further complicate the matter. Negative propaganda and propagation ofwrong information was a clear proof of insensitivity of these elements, he added. "Maybe they do not realise that this act of theirs was further increasing difficulties for the affected families," he said. At this time the government was making every possible effort for the safe recovery of bloggers. The minister also expressed sympathy with the families of missing persons.
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