In Pakistan, on a court order, Tik Tak was stopped | News Hub

   Peshawar High Court directs all internet service providers to block TikTok service, PTA

      Islamabad (News Hub update) On the order of the court, the PTA stopped ticking in the country. According to the news hub,

   A statement was issued by PTA regarding the ban on social media app TikTok by the Peshawar High Court.

   According to the statement, under a court order, all internet service providers in the country have been directed to shut down the TickTok service immediately.

   It may be recalled that on Thursday, a two-member division bench headed by the Chief Justice of the Peshawar High Court ordered to close the Tik Tak application. A two-member bench of the Peshawar High Court heard a petition seeking a ban on TikTok.

   Deputy Attorney General, DGPTA, and petitioner's counsel Sara Ali and Nazish Muzaffar appeared in the court.

   According to the news hub, during the hearing, Fazil Chief Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan asked the DGPTA where the office of TikTok is from where it is controlled. The court was told that the head office of Tik Tak is in Singapore. Has no office, and is controlled from Dubai. The court was also informed by the PTA that we have applied to the officials of Tik Tok but no positive reply has been received so far.

   The apex court, in its short order after the arguments of the lawyers, banned ticktock. Chief Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan in his remarks during the hearing said that the videos that people load on TikTok are not acceptable to our society. Tick-tock videos are spreading obscenity in society, they should be stopped immediately.

   It may be recalled that Tik Tak was banned in Pakistan last year on the charge of pornography. However, a few days later, the ban on the social media app TikTak was lifted after the company officials assured the government of Pakistan that their objections would be removed.