White House shuts down anti-Pakistan petition over ‘bad’ signatures
The White House is seen with a Washington Monument (L) behind it and a Jefferson Memorial (R) in Washington, May 1, 2011. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn
The White House has close down an online petition seeking for Pakistan to be announced a state unite of terrorism after suspecting fraud.
“This petition has been archived since it did not accommodate a signature requirements. It can no longer be signed,” a website reads.
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According to reports, supporters of a petition had until Oct 21, to get a sum of 100,000 signatures in sequence to accept a response from a White House. The petition was sealed during a count of 646,564 signatures.
While a website unsuccessful to discuss anything per a petition being fraudulent, a White House central told Hindustan Times on a condition of anonymity that there were “some technical issues with some of a signatures” which needed to be looked into. Some of a signatures “could potentially be private if there is justification of fraud” unchanging with a terms of participation, a central added.
The petition was started on Sep 21, by an particular whose initials review RG. It kicked off a day after Congressmen Ted Poe and Dana Rohrabacher introduced HR6069 — a Pakistan State Sponsor of Terrorism Designation Act.
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“This petition is critical to a people of United State of America, India and many other countries that are invariably influenced by Pakistan sponsored terrorism,” a unite wrote.
It stays to be seen whether or not a petition will make a quip after being purged of a ‘bad’ signatures.
This essay creatively seemed on Hindustan Times.
Article source: http://tribune.com.pk/story/1193304/white-house-shuts-anti-pakistan-petition-bad-signatures/