Tik tok is cancer. I repeat, cancer ! pic.twitter.com/5hx1EQqgb6
— Feroze Khan (@ferozekhaan) February 26, 2020
Khan also referenced another TikTok video that was recorded at a graveyard. Fans of the actor largely agreed with him on Twitter with many also criticising the app.
And recently tiktokers are being invited on morning shows too, like what they have achieved?? What's big deal dancing on camera!!! don't know where our generation is going what we are doing. May allah save us
— MairAh (@ah_maer) February 26, 2020
Totally agreed. It's not only waste of time but it's distracting our youth from their main goals.
— Dr Ayesha (@Dr_AyeshaNavid) February 27, 2020
https://twitter.com/imkakarotto119/status/1232693623080267779
Tottaly .... Dude 🥰🥰 i thought i was the only one but here is yuhh 🤪🤪 it's more dangerous than corona
— Efsevís Margaritári (@EfsevisM) February 26, 2020
The Mazar-e-Quaid’s administration on Tuesday decided to approach the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for the removal of the viral video.
“The matter is being investigated,” said a member of the security team of Mazar-e-Quaid. “Mausoleum’s management has decided to request the FIA to remove the content on social media and investigate the matter as well.”
Residents of the port city had protested after watching the TikTok video of the girl dressed in white clothes dancing in the vicinity of the shrine.
They say that the incident has tarnished the sanctity of the historic place.
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