Audio leakages ‘nerve-racking trend’: President

Latest Sep, 27 2022
Audio leakages ‘nerve-racking trend’: President
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ISLAMABAD: President Dr Arif Alvi has termed incidences of audio leaks as a worrisome trend. Talking to Karachi-based journalists at Governor House, he said that leaking private conversations fell within category of “backbiting”, which needed to be discouraged.

He said that privacy of every person was a trust which should be upheld and leaking private conversations or comments and spreading fake news is unethical as it gives rise to fear and anxiety in society. He said that politicians should play their role in making nation intellectually strong. He said that intellectual strength could make our country strong in a minimum time period rather than brick and mortal model. He said that world had made important innovations and progress in Cyber Security which has become an important discipline for safety and security of any nation. He emphasised that Pakistan needed to take decisive and committed initiatives to adopt cyber security technology to lay down foundation of stability and progress.

Published in The Daily National Courier, September, 27 2022

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