A country-wide campaign has been launched against emails and text messages containing offensive and fabricated stories against the civilian leadership.
Sources told Geo News, decision has been taken to initiate an immediate action against the banned outfits engaging propaganda against the security forces through Internet.
Directive has been issued to DG FIA for taking to task the elements involved in the crime under Cyber Crimes Act.
Interpol has also been formally requested to track such emails and web sites developed outside the country. Help will be sought from the international police for deportation of the people involved in the crime, sources said.
Those proved guilty of committing these crimes will be punished with 14 years imprisonment and/ or confiscation of the property.
source: The News ( http://www.thenews.com.pk/updates.asp?id=82758 )
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barajan July 12, 2009 at 8:55 pm
Yes, we should never be insulting or disgracing our Armed Forces, they are doing their job; they are simply fallowing the orders. We should also avoid using vulgar and coarse language against any one but at the same time I have every right to express my opinion. It will be hard for Pakistan Government to gag people living around the world or punish them to communicate their views and speaking their mind. We are fortunate enough that we have web site like PakPoint through which we can convey our feeling and I am glad that Government of Pakistan is reading our views.
admin July 12, 2009 at 9:19 pm
@barajan you are always welcome. We believe in freedom of expression and in civilized discussion
temporary July 12, 2009 at 11:19 pm
Rehman Malik bandar
temporary July 12, 2009 at 11:22 pm
hmmm wonder what Rehman Malik would have written in the letter…
..some thing lik…
eee so many pakistanis aaaaa do not like me they have so many stories and sms about me that me dont like that aaaaaaaa thus therefore me in my new suite write this authentic letter and verify it meslef aaaaaa that cyber crime hapeneded