Alavi’s song had gone viral in March this year and was a play on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s speech from March 2020 during the pandemic when he famously said “ aap ne ghabrana nahi (don’t worry) ”. Pakistan Embassy in Serbia goes openly against 🇵🇰 govt.Ī govt unit, on a foreign soil, going all out against its govt clearly reflects how deep a mess Pakistan as a country is in.Īny reaction from Pak Media, Army or Govt? /aDOreC90i8Ī clip from a music video by Pakistani singer Saad Alavi, often compared to India’s Yashraj Mukhate, was also included in the tweet. Quite something to see a Pakistani official handle hit out at their own Prime Minister for non payment of salaries 😳 Indian journalists Nidhi Razdan and Ashish Singh too commented on the incident with the latter going as far as to call it a reflection of “how deep a mess Pakistan as a country is in”. #Serbia #PakInSerbia #Islamabad /MyotXuAG0D has also confirmed that the account has been hacked.
Pakistan's Ambassador to Serbia, Shehryar Akbar Khan claims that all salaries of the staff in were paid two days ago and that the Twitter account has been hacked. Officials at the Pakistan embassy in Serbia refuse to comment on the tweet and direct me back to the FO for an official comment.Īnother Pakistani journalist, Hamza Azhar Salam, said Pakistan’s Ambassador to Serbia, Shehryar Akbar Khan, had claimed that all salaries of the staff in the embassy were paid two days ago. why is it become so easy to malign Pakistan and PTI Govt lately, you guys need to figure that out! #Serbia Įven before the Pakistan foreign ministry issued the clarification, journalist Benazir Shah informed the public that officials at the embassy in Serbia had refused to comment on the tweet and directed her back to the field officer for a comment. Pakistani Twitter user Samina Ali Siddiqui asked, “Why is it become so easy to malign Pakistan and PTI Govt lately, you guys need to figure that out”.Ī formal clarification from the Serbian embassy official need to come along with the hackers details and their motives. Though Pakistan’s foreign ministry posted a clarification about the “hacked” accounts, an embassy tweeting against its own prime minister on foreign soil was bound to cause some flutter on social media, not just in Pakistan but in India and other parts of the world too. Indian hackers are jubilant! #NayaTwitter for #NayaPakistan /fgwaoslhUm “#NayaTwitter for #NayaPakistan,” said Faisal. Raja Faisal, a self-described Geopolitical Analyst in Pakistan, suggested Indian-American Parag Agrawal, Twitter’s newly appointed CEO, had something to do with it. Meanwhile, some users on social media suggested Indian hackers were behind the tweet. Pinky Rajpurohit (ABP News) 🇮🇳 December 3, 2021
"Aatankwadiyo ko khilate khilate khud ke khane ke laale pade hain…" /pUialgOBpn These tweets are enough to show that in what mess Pakistan is right now.
What an official beizzati of Pakistan! It's own embassy in Serbia has brutally trolled their PM and the govt. "Not left with another option." /ShpflV7XR7 Hilarious tweet by Pakistan Embassy in Serbia. Others referred to the whole debacle as “official beizzati of Pakistan” for an embassy to “troll” its own government. Some social media users were amused by the second tweet posted by the embassy’s official handle which read: “I am sorry am not left with another option”. The tweet was posted on 11.02am Friday and subsequently deleted but not before it was shared nearly a hundred times. In a now-deleted tweet, the embassy’s official Twitter handle said on Friday: “With inflation breaking all previous records, how long do you expect that we government officials will remain silent and keep working for you without been paid for past three months and our children been forced out of school due to non payment of fees. Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs later stated that the Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts of the embassy had been “hacked”. New Delhi: “Hilarious” and “ beizzati ” were just some of the many words used to describe the tweet posted by the Pakistan embassy in Serbia that criticised Prime Minister Imran Khan for alleged non-payment of salaries of the embassy staff for three months.
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