Pakistani actors' social media accounts banned again

The societal media accounts of galore Pakistani actors were banned erstwhile again successful India, lone a time aft they abruptly became visible. On Wednesday, Indian netizens were amazed to spot the Instagram accounts of Pakistani stars similar Mawra Hocane, Saba Qamar, Ahad Raza Mir, Yumna Zaidi, and Danish Taimoor popular up connected their feeds. Accounts were disposable for conscionable a dayNow, wrong a day, these accounts are erstwhile again banned successful India. Now, if anyone tries to find them, they spot a wide message: "Account not disposable successful India. This is due to the fact that we complied with a ineligible petition to restrict this content." Interestingly, different large Pakistani names specified arsenic Fawad Khan, Mahira Khan, and Hania Aamir ne'er became disposable astatine all. Their societal media accounts stayed banned adjacent during this little period.

Back connected 8 May, the Indian authorities had issued a strict advisory to each OTT platforms and integer streaming services. They were told to region immoderate web series, films, music, podcasts, oregon immoderate different contented that comes from Pakistan. This measurement was taken to support steadfast connected India’s stance against cross-border concerns.AICWA steps successful with a missive to PM ModiThe speedy reappearance of these Pakistani actors’ accounts caught the attraction of the All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA). On Wednesday itself, the radical wrote a missive to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, raising beardown objections.

In their letter, AICWA said: “It is profoundly concerning and perfectly unacceptable that societal media accounts of Pakistani artists similar Mawra Hocane, Yumna Zaidi, and respective Pakistan-based channels are erstwhile again disposable successful India."They didn’t halt there. The missive went connected to say: "This is not simply a integer quality — it is simply a nonstop insult to the sacrifice of our martyred soldiers and an affectional battle connected each Indian who mislaid a loved 1 successful panic attacks perpetrated by Pakistan.”