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| Reality check: Government affirms it is thinking about approving FIA to act against posts about state organizations | Informative Teacher Updates News |
Reality check: Government affirms it is thinking about approving FIA to act against posts about state organizations | Informative Teacher Updates News
Web-based entertainment clients,
and reports in the neighborhood media, guaranteed that the public authority had
supported an outline to engage the Government Examination Office (FIA) to
arraign and research online posts "spreading misleading data about state
establishments."
The case is valid.
Guarantee
On November 2, posts started
circling via web-based entertainment which assert that misleading news via
virtual entertainment can prompt detainment of seven years, under the new
powers given to the FIA.
سوشل میڈیا پر جھوٹی خبر پر 7 سال قید ہو سکتی ہے، ایف آئی اے کو مزید اختیارات دینے کا فیصلہ کر لیا گیا، وفاقی کابینہ نے ایف آئی اے ایکٹ میں مزید ترامیم کی منظوری دے دی، پارلیمنٹ سے منظوری کے بعد باقاعدہ قانون بن جائے گا۔
— Naya Pakistan (@Naya__Pakistan_) November 2, 2022
یہاں اس ملک میں تو سچی خبریں بھی جھوٹی ہو جاتی ہیں
Comparative articulations were
posted by different online entertainment accounts.
سوشل میڈیا پر جھوٹی خبر پر 7 سال قید ہو سکتی ہے، ایف آئی اے کو مزید اختیارات دینے کا فیصلہ کر لیا گیا، وفاقی کابینہ نے ایف آئی اے ایکٹ میں مزید ترامیم کی منظوری دے دی، پارلیمنٹ سے منظوری کے بعد باقاعدہ قانون بن جائے گا۔
— Khurram Iqbal (@khurram143) November 2, 2022
Reality
The news is valid and has been
affirmed by the inside serve.
On October 27, the Service of Inside kept in touch with the government bureau proposing changes to the FIA Act, 1974.
The service then, at that point,
mentioned that Part 505 of the Pakistan Punitive Code be remembered for the
timetable of the FIA Act, as well as Segment 295-B.
Segment 505 of the PPC connected
with articulations of "public underhandedness, for example, flowing bits
of hearsay with purpose to cause or impel any official or fighter or mariner to
uprising or dismissal or flop in his obligation.
The segment is culpable with detainment for a term which might reach out to seven years with a fine.
"Be that as it may, on the off chance that [such changes] harm the opportunity of the media, this won't occur," the pastor said, "Until all columnist councils are completely ready for the change we won't pass it."
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