Social Media Usage

The Services and General Administration Department have issued a notification, imposing a ban on Grade 17 officers in the Punjab government from expressing personal opinions and making comments on both conventional and social media.

The ban is in response to the increasing use of social media among newly recruited government officers.

The notification states that giving comments and expressing opinions on social media and media platforms, including TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, is a violation of civil service rules.

Moreover, it emphasizes that these young Grade 17 officers represent the Punjab government and that their actions on social media can impact national security negatively.

The department emphasizes the importance of adhering to the rules regarding personal opinions and comments on social media platforms and warns that officers who violate these instructions will face strict action.

Overall, The Punjab government has restricted its officers from expressing personal opinions and commenting on social media usage.

Arrest Made In Case Of Karachi Motorcyclist Exposing Himself To Female Students

Moreover,

On Saturday, Karachi police arrested a man who exposed himself to female university students traveling on a bus along Rashid Minhas Road.

A CCTV camera recorded the incident, where a man on a motorcycle indecently exposed himself to female university students on a prominent city road.

The video stirred outrage on social media, prompting demands for the immediate apprehension of the perpetrator. In a recent statement, the District Central Police confirmed the arrest of the suspect, Adeel, from Block-15.

They also mentioned that a first information report (FIR) had been filed based on the complainant’s account.