Capital police book man for instigating army officials
ISLAMABAD: The capital police have registered a criminal case against a person identified as Ahmad Waqas Goraya for instigating army officials against the armed forces through his tweeter account.
A first information report (FIR), bearing number 751/20, has been lodged against Ahmad under Section 131 PPC on the complaint of Imtiaz Khan, son of Muhammad Yousaf Khan, a son of an army official, indicating that the accused instigated army personnel against the armed forces that hurt him as a patriot. The complainant requested the police to take legal action against the accused.
“Those army personnel who believe in supremacy of the Constitution of Pakistan, send the names and identification of the military officers involved in unconstitutional as well as inhuman offences within the forces. We are compiling the list of those officers in a secure channel in which the army personnel could share the list. The identity of people sharing such cases would be kept secret to save them from any risk or hazard,” said a tweet.
The police, taking notice on the unlawful act of the accused, initiated investigation to hunt the accused down. SP (Rural) Mohammad Farooq, when contacted by this correspondent to verify the case, confirmed the report, saying that the police have taken up the case and started an inquiry against the accused.
-
AutoScientist Lets AI Models Train Themselves Faster -
US Businesses Hit By Soaring Wholesale Inflation As Fuel Prices Climb -
Kate Middleton Meets Camilla In Italy -
Barry Keoghan Says It’s Ok To Be Unconventional Dad In Blunt Interview -
'Robots Are The Future': British Tech Firm Humanoid Targets US IPO By 2030 -
Iran War Could Cost US Taxpayers $1 Trillion, Expert Warns -
Alibaba Shares Fall After Sharp Decline In Core Profitability -
Barbra Streisand May Avoid Singing Forever After Oscars Backlash -
Nebius Revenue Surges As AI Cloud Demand Fuels Rapid Growth -
How Did Brandon Clarke Die? -
Vin Diesel Brings 'Fast & Furious' Family Reunion To Cannes -
The Frontrunners Who Could Replace Keir Starmer As Party Leader And British Prime Minister -
Sydney Sweeney Video With Scooter Braun Draws Reactions From Taylor Swift Fans, Trump Supporters -
Buckingham Palace 'hostage' Released After King Charles Safe Return -
Taylor Swift Wins BMI Songwriter Crown For Third Year In A Row -
Former NBA Player Jason Collins Dies After Brain Cancer Battle