Imtiaz Alam terms PTI trolls illiterate
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 18 April 2019
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Imtiaz Alam has strongly criticized Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's trolls for their illiteracy and abusive behavior. He stated that this party is the most disgusting he has encountered in his career.Summary
ISLAMABAD - An angry Imtiaz Alam has termed the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf as the “most disgustingly stupid party that we are faced with.”
He is not happy with the party’s trolls. In a tweet, he complained: “These trolls of PTI and their ignorant guides are so illiterate that they don’t know what to say except abuses or spread fake answers. This is the most disgustingly stupid party that we are faced with.”
Alam, a veteran journalist, and analyst has a long history of problems with the PTI supporters.
These trolls of PTI and their ignorant guides are so illiterate that they don’t know what to say except abuses or spread fake answers. This is the most disgustingly stupid party that we are faced with.
— Imtiaz Alam (@ImtiazAlamSAFMA) April 17, 2019
Imtiaz Gul, another analyst, tried to remind Alam that trolling has always been part of Pakistani politics. He said in the 1990s Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz distributed private pictures of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and her family.
You have forgotten the private videoa/pics and stories on Benazir Bhutto that the Muslim League and the other league together had distributed two decades ago? Yes, there was no private electronic or social media then https://t.co/YxdSvC2eec
— Imtiaz Gul (@vogul1960) April 18, 2019
“You have forgotten the private video/pics and stories on Benazir Bhutto that the Muslim League and the other league together had distributed two decades ago? Yes, there was no private electronic or social media then.”
Photo: Twitter (@ImtiazAlamSAFMA)
Key Points
- Imtiaz Alam labels PTI as a disgusting party.
- He criticizes PTI supporters for being illiterate.
- Imtiaz Gul reminds Alam of historical political trolling.
- Alam's frustration reflects ongoing tensions in Pakistani politics.
- The tweet has sparked discussions on political trolling in Pakistan.
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