‘Fake’ Facebook accounts put sisters’ marriages in jeopardy

The sisters have sought a detain of a chairman regulating feign Facebook accounts regulating their names so that their marriages can be saved. PHOTO: Reuters/File

LAHORE: Two sisters changed a justice on Saturday seeking a assistance to save their marriages as their husbands wanted to divorce them after somebody combined their “fake” accounts on Facebook and posted their pictures.

In their petition to a district and sessions court, a sisters sought a evident detain of a chairman who had landed them in this situation.

The petitioners told a justice that they belonged to a bad family and did not use Facebook.
However, a in-laws of one of a sisters came opposite a feign comment to that her cinema had been uploaded.

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The family also beheld a suitable comments on the pictures, causing an snub in a house.
The in-laws started derisive that sister and she fell into depression, even perplexing to finish her life twice.

Then her in-laws found another Facebook comment with cinema of a other sister.

These feign accounts strained a sisters’ relations with their husbands.
The petitioners pronounced they were vital happy lives, though now their husbands wanted to divorce them over a feign Facebook accounts.

They confirmed that they did not use Facebook and had no idea as to who was handling a accounts regulating their names.

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The sisters requested that a FIA executive be told to register an FIR and detain a culprits immediately.

Additional and sessions decider Rafaqat Ali Gondal sought comments from a FIA director, who replied that the matter had been referred to a officers endangered for an inquiry.

Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1409112/fake-facebook-accounts-put-sisters-marriages-jeopardy/