Eri News reported that a 15 -year -old girl was shot dead by her father and maternal uncle on a Tiktok video in murder of an alleged honor in Quetta, Pakistan.
The 15 -year -old Heera’s father enraged his daughter’s social media appearance on Tiktok and ordered her to stop making videos. However, when the daughter refused to obey the command, she made a plan with the girl’s mother’s uncle to kill her daughter.
Police officials said Anwarul-Haq had shifted to America with his wife and children several years ago. She came to Pakistan with her daughter Hira on 15 January, while his wife and two other daughters remained in the US.
Police confirmed that the murder was predetermined, as Anwarul-Haq had conspired with Tayyab Ali.
Eri News said that the police have arrested both the accused, who have confessed to the murder.
The case has been transferred to the serious crime investigation wing for further investigation.
Meanwhile, Tiktok is unavailable on Apple and Google App stores in the United States as US President Donald Trump asked the app to approve the app on the condition that the US would own 50 percent of it.
Trump said, “We need to save Tikok because we have to save a lot of jobs. We do not want to give our business to China … I agreed to approve Tikok on the condition that the USA has 50 percent Tiktok will be the owner of … “
Tesla CEO Elon Musk appreciated the decision of US Presidential Donald Trump not banning the Chinese social media app Tiktok.
Musk believed that Tiktok Ban went against freedom of speech.
However, he flagged off an imbalance, stating that although Tiktok is allowed to work in the US, X has been banned in China.
In a post on X, he said, “I have long been against a tiktok ban, as it goes against freedom of speech. He said, the current situation where Tiktok is allowed to work in America, but X Not allowed to work in China is unbalanced.
Earlier on April 19, Musk had opposed the ban on Tikokok, even though he said the ban would have benefited the X.
“In my opinion, Tikokkok should not be banned in the USA, even if such a ban can benefit the X platform. Doing so will be contrary to the freedom of speech and expression. This is not what standing for America Is.”
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