Application against Gharidah Farooqi submitted to FIA
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 31 July 2021
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An application has been submitted to the FIA against Gharidah Farooqi over her controversial tweets about animal sacrifice. The case highlights the impact of social media on public sentiment.Summary
ISLAMABAD—An application has been submitted to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for registration of a cybercrime case against television presenter Gharidah Farooqi.
The application has been submitted by Advocate Irfan Jahangir. He emphasized that the anchor in her controversial tweet had mocked the importance of animal sacrifice under Islamic teachings.
The petition states that the anchor's statement resulted in hurting the sentiments of those perform great duty of sacrifice on the occasion of Eid-ul-Adha.
“Spare an animal’s life if you can. Embrace the philosophy behind the incident and the divine message, in your life Folded hands. This day is not to mark meat eating,” wrote Farooqi in her tweet. In addition, she urged that "Love animals. Let them live."
As soon as she tweeted this, it went viral all over the social media. Within minutes #Shame_on-Gharida_Farooqi became a top trend on Twitter.
The petition has been submitted to the deputy director FIA Cybercrime Cell.
Photo: Twitter (@GFarooqi)
Key Points
- Application filed by Advocate Irfan Jahangir against Gharidah Farooqi.
- Claims Farooqi's tweet mocked Islamic teachings on animal sacrifice.
- Her tweet went viral, sparking backlash and trending on Twitter.
- Submitted to the deputy director of the FIA Cybercrime Cell.
- Petition addresses the significance of animal sacrifice during Eid.
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