Facebook blocks accounts of terrorist political party Hafiz Saeed

On the eve of Pakistan's general election, Facebook turned off many accounts and pages of the Muslim League Milli), according to a press release issued today by Facebook's general manager, Mark Zuckerberg, to Hafiz Said. that his social networking site supports a positive speech and prevents interference in upcoming elections in Pakistan, India, Brazil, Mexico and other countries.

Recently, Facebook officials have contacted the Pakistan Election Commission to identify and remove fake pages from different political parties before the July 25 general election, reported the Express Tribune.

The PCE did not recognize the LML as a political caly party. In April of this year, the United States placed the MML on its list of foreign terrorist organizations for its links with the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), which launched the carnage in Mumbai in 2008.

MML, the leader of the Jew, Saeed, announced that about 200 candidates from his party would be competing for the elections under the banner of a little-known party, the All-Purpose-Akbar Tehreek (AAT), already registered with the electoral commission.

MML spokesman Tabish Qayyum told reporters that Facebook had suppressed many testimonials from candidates and workers without giving any reason. He said that Facebook's act is a flagrant violation of its own policy and its sanction on freedom of expression.

"Elections are around the corner and all political parties use social media for election campaigns, and it is unfair to remove MML candidates and workers' accounts at some point," he said. added.

"All political parties use social media to spread their message: voters are drawn to posters and video messages, but the MML has been deprived of this facility for no reason," he said. Identifying Russia's interference in the 2016 US presidential election, Facebook successfully rolled out new tools for Artificial Intelligence that removed tens of thousands of fake accounts.