PPP moves FIA Cyber Wing against woman who slurs BB on tweeter
ISLAMABAD: District President Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Islamabad, Shakeel Abbasi advocate has filed a complaint with the Cyber Crime Wing of FIA against a woman who goes by the name of Cynthia D Richie for posting very derogatory and slanderous remarks about Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto on tweeter.
The application said that Cynthia D Richie remarks have caused immense pain and agony to the millions of people who revere and pay their utmost respect to Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto.
The PPP’s application stated that the remarks of Ms Cynthia D Richie being false, untrue, defaming and slanderous as they are, have cause immense pain and agony to the millions across Pakistan who revere and hold Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto in high esteem.
The application has requested immediate action against the above mentioned woman Cynthia D Richie. The copy of the tweet is also attached with the application.
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