Tarar claims man arrested for spreading anti-state material online in exchange for Indian funding
In a televised message aired on state media, the information minister said that security forces had some time back arrested a man working in digital marketing services whose business activities were allegedly found to have links in India. The minister accused the arrested suspect of receiving payments from India in exchange for running a “network of misinformation” in Pakistan. The minister observed that Indian-funded troll farms operating on social media often sought digital marketing services.
- ▪In a televised message aired on state media, the information minister said that security forces had some time back arrested a man working in digital marketing services whose business activities were allegedly found to have links in India.
- ▪The minister accused the arrested suspect of receiving payments from India in exchange for running a “network of misinformation” in Pakistan.
- ▪The minister observed that Indian-funded troll farms operating on social media often sought digital marketing services.
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Tarar claims man arrested for spreading anti-state material online in exchange for Indian funding News Desk Published July 26, 2026 Email Your Name*Recipient Email*Cancel 1 Information Minister Ataullah Tarar in a televised address on July 26. — DawnNewsTV Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source Information Minister Attaullah Tarar on Sunday announced the arrest of a man allegedly involved in the spread of anti-state content on social media in exchange for funding from India. In a televised message aired on state media, the information minister said that security forces had some time back arrested a man working in digital marketing services whose business activities were allegedly found to have links in India.
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