Making a video by setting fire to the Margalla hills of Tik Tokar cost him dearly
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A case has been registered against Dolly Tik Toker at Kohsar police station on the complaint of CDA.
A case has been registered against Tik Toker named Dolly at Kohsar police station on the complaint of CDA. According to details, a case has been registered against Tik Toker, a woman who made a video by setting fire to Margalla Hills.
The lawsuit alleges that a video of Dolly Tik Toker circulating on social media, in which a woman was shooting a video of a forest fire, was reportedly in the Margalla Hills National Park area where several fires broke out. And the fire caused extensive damage to birds and plants.
Yesterday, it was revealed that Tik Tokers had a hand in setting fire in Margalla forest. Toker is also seen making ticks during the fire on the Margalla hills.
After the videos surfaced on social media, there was a strong reaction from the users and the concerned authorities were asked to take action against the said Tik Tokers. Don't let events happen again.
Earlier in Abbottabad, the Forest and Wildlife Department of Abbottabad Region had arrested a young man for setting fire to a forest to make a tik-tok video. The young man continued to make videos by setting fire to the precious tree.
And when the video surfaced, the Forest and Wildlife Department came into action and after several hours of hard work, the administration arrested the young man, according to Forest and Wildlife Department officials, to take legal action against the accused. The case was registered, and social media users expressed outrage at the young man's move.
''I can't imagine anyone being so insensitive as to set fire to a forest to make their video viral by wearing nice clothes and styling. This will definitely not be allowed.'' As far as possible, such people will be brought to justice.
This was stated by Rana Saeed Khan, Chairman, Wildlife Management Board, Islamabad, Pakistan.
Rana Saeed Khan says that the Capital Development Authority has lodged a complaint with the police against the female model who set fire in Margalla Islamabad. It is hoped that the police will soon bring them to justice.
According to Islamabad Police, a case has been registered on the request of Capital Development Authority after necessary investigation.
Rana Saeed Khan says that setting fire to forests is not a spectacle but a horrible crime. This crime is punishable by life imprisonment in countries such as Australia. In Pakistan, too, severe punishment is needed to control forest and mountain arson. ‘
Tik tok videos of forest fires
A case has been registered against the female model following a complaint by the Capital Development Authority after Margalla's video went viral.
Ijaz-ul-Hassan, Assistant Director, Department of Environment, Capital Development Authority, said in his application to the police that Margalla Hills is an area of National Park. ''There have been several fire incidents in the last two years.'' In which a large area of plants, grass and birds have been damaged.
The petition said that action should be taken against the said Tik Toker under the Environment, Wildlife and Forest Act.
It should be noted that this is not the first video of a female model allegedly setting fire to a forest, but several videos have gone viral on social media. In which Tik Toker is making videos by setting fire in the forest.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police have arrested a young man in Abbottabad for taking action on a similar video.
According to the Wildlife Management Board Islamabad, in addition to the female model, there is a search for two youths in the National Park Ayubia Margalla Islamabad who had set fire to the forest and made a video. Similar videos have surfaced from other provinces of the country.
Amna Sardar, a former member of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly, said, “People have put on a show. It is not raining. Drought is on its way. The Tik Toker's heart wants to get up and go and make a video by setting fire to the forest. ‘
He said that there are wonderful people who are neither ashamed nor ashamed that by doing so they are playing with the lives of living beings. Many such videos have surfaced. I don't know where this trend came from in Pakistan and how it became popular among tik tokers. They should realize that they are playing with the lives of animals.
In this way, they are wreaking havoc on Pakistan's devastated environment. The curriculum should be taught to sensitize the youth towards the environment.
Many complaints have been lodged
Amna Sardar said that in Abbottabad I myself have witnessed fire incidents at different places.
There are similar reports from Islamabad and other cities in the country. People are shouting against it on social media. Authorities have also been notified. But it seems to be of no use unless one or two are made a symbol. ‘
Saad Aurangzeb, who is active in the fight against forest and mountain fires, says that forest and mountain fires are usually started in October, November and December thinking that good grass has been obtained but this is not true. Is. This time it is not known why such incidents have started since Eid.
He said, ''I have lodged several complaints in this regard.'' Has contacted various organizations. Some people try to control this forest with their help but to no avail.