Pakistan's investigative agency FIA has arrested Imran Khan's PTI MP Azam Swati in the National Assembly. It is alleged that he had posted posts on social media against army officers. According to the allegation, Swati had used derogatory threatening language against senior army officers on Twitter.
Arrested for the second time in two months
Please tell that the Federal Investigation Agency has arrested Swati for the second time within two months. Earlier, Swati was arrested in October based on a pre-registered FIR. This FIR was registered under the Prevention of Electronic Crime (PECA). This FIR was registered by the investigating agency FIA only on the complaint of Anisur Rehman, Technical Assistant, Cyber Crime Reporting Center. He had made this complaint against three others including Swati.
these are the charges
In his complaint, he had accused all three of deliberately using indecent language against army officers. In this, he said that these three used abusive words against Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa, who is to retire in a few days. Talking about Swati, she said in her tweet on November 26 that she will go to every forum and raise this issue.
These things were said in the tweet
In a tweet shared by the name @Azaadi99 on November 19, it was written that General Bajwa is responsible for dividing and breaking the country. Thanks were also given to those who answered it. In a tweet by the name @Wolf1Ak on November 24, referring to the change, it was said that the corrupt general would be freed. On this also he thanked those who replied. In a tweet by the name of @HaqeeqatTV_20, it was said that General Bajwa and other senators are responsible for whatever is happening in the country. In the complaint, Rehman said that he had accused the social media of creating a rift and discord between the army and the country.
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