Jawad Voices For Regulation Of Social Media In Pakistan
Umer Jamshaid Published December 10, 2020 | 06:50 PM
ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 10th Dec, 2020 ) :Central Secretary Information of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Ahmad Jawad said on Thursday that it was imperative to regulate social media in Pakistan as more than 80 million people in Pakistan were used to with social media and, unfortunately, very few users have real accounts.
Talking to a private tv channel, he said that the people used to target political parties, women and institutions by creating fake accounts, that's why it was a dire need of regulation.
Replaying to a question, he said that PTI has never engaged in abusive politics at any forum as it formed a social media team consisting of literate people.
He said that the government took action as soon as it received complaints over wrong use of social media.
He informed that about five million people have been used social media in 2015 and after that the number of users has reached till 80 million due to modern technology.
Related Topics
Recent Stories
PTI to stage nationwide protests against alleged electoral frauds
Senate continues discussion on Presidential address to Joint Sitting of Parliame ..
Masood Khan calls for Pak-US cooperation for regional peace
Interior Minister starts Margalla Trail Patrol for security
Currency Rate In Pakistan - Dollar, Euro, Pound, Riyal Rates On 26 April 2024
Today Gold Rate in Pakistan 26 April 2024
ICC Womens T20 World Cup Qualifier, Match 2: Ireland Women open with Comfortable ..
Robinson, bowlers help New Zealand go 2-1 up against Pakistan
Shahzeb Chachar to hold khuli kachehri on April 26
Heatwave amid Israel's aggression in Gaza brings new misery, disease risk
Tourism must change, mayor says as Venice launches entry fee
Court adjourns Judicial Complex attack case till May 17
More Stories From Pakistan
-
Meeting held to review arrangements for dengue control
9 minutes ago -
Aror University organizes int'l conference on interfaith religious diplomacy in Indus valley
9 minutes ago -
Police claim to arrest woman for kidnapping infant
9 minutes ago -
Experts for extreme vigilance by Pakistan amid Indian polls to avert misadventure
9 minutes ago -
Int. Zoological congress concludes at UAJK, 500 research papers presented
10 minutes ago -
FDA sports complex issues 82 membership cards
19 minutes ago
-
Registration for provision of 20,000 motorcycles under CM scheme starts in Sialkot
19 minutes ago -
Man commits suicide
19 minutes ago -
Man dies of snake bite
19 minutes ago -
Treasury benches call Opposition in Senate to unite for fighting national challenges
19 minutes ago -
Safety wires distributed among motorcyclists
20 minutes ago -
AIOU extends admission deadline till May 15
20 minutes ago