Editorial

Commenting pro Kashmir is against Facebook community standards 

Social media giant Facebook has become pro Randian, yes you heard me correct Randian (Randi) “Whore”  blocking people for commenting in favour freedom of Kashmir.

I recently posted something which Fuckbook didn’t digest and blocked my account. My ID was blocked by Facebook for commenting in favour of Kashmiris in which I shared my views on NDTV page

 “For you they are terrorists, for us, they are heroes freedom fighters it won’t end until Kashmir is freed from Indian occupation” and after 20 minutes Facebook automatically logged me out now when I signed in again received community standard warning and blocked for 3 days can not post can not use messenger. 

Meanwhile, ISIS uploads videos on YouTube and Facebook from anonymous accounts monetized, Terrorists are allowed to do anything but the Facebook user cannot express his views that’s really frustrating how Facebook is playing pro Indian biased community standard.

Everyone has the right to express his/her views online least they cannot block me on this platform, however, pro-Indian Facebook shows the double standard policies for innocent Kashmiris.

Purpose of my comment might not be In favour of millions but least it was the truth which they cannot bare, the possibility is someone reported immediately shame on you facebook for being biased.
Fuck you Mark Zingerburger!

Farhan Abro

Hello! My name is Farhan Abro, and I'm based here in Islamabad. My journey in Pakistan's digital media really kicked off when I founded INCPak back in 2012. We built it from the ground up, driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, to be a trusted voice for independent journalism. But while media is a big part of who I am, I'm also shaped by a fascinating mix of other passions. I'm deeply into automotive, which gives me a technical edge, but I also find my artistic expression through landscape photography and music. And I'm always diving into the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence. Bringing all these different worlds together the technical, the creative, the journalistic, and the entrepreneurial—it really colors how I see things and approach every project. It gives me a distinct perspective that I try to bring to everything I share

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