LAHORE – WhatsApp users in Pakistan are reportedly experiencing disruptions using mobile data services amid recent protests in Pakistan.
Users of instant messaging services are unable to share pictures and voice messages through app. Ther service was working fine on Wifi and local networks on Wednesday.
The protests were sparked by claims of alleged rape of a student on a college campus, leading to tensions between demonstrators and police. O
Student bodies also rallies demanding justice and accountability following clashes that resulted in injuries to 28 students. The protests intensified after several students and activists were arrested for sharing information about the incident, which has drawn widespread attention on social media.
security guard has been taken into custody as part of the investigation into the alleged assault, although police confirmed that no formal complaint has been filed by the victim’s family.
Punjab government formed a high-powered committee to look into the matter. As the situation unfolds, students are calling for the formation of anti-harassment committees on campuses and an awareness campaign about harassment laws.
The disruption to WhatsApp services hindered communication among masses, raising concerns about the impact on their ability to coordinate.
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