Meesha Shafi vs. Ali Zafar over social media! Seems like Teefa In Trouble!
Everyone seems to be discussing the Meesha Shafi and Ali Zafar story; it’s all over social media. Everyone is a judge and has given a verdict on the issue. The case is has not been confirmed, but a number of stories are coming up against Ali Zafar, and everyone is turning out to have a legit opinion.
Sexual harassment is no wonder a serious issue but one can’t ignore the fact that it’s extremely courageous of Meesha to speak up because we live in a society where women have been victims of crimes committed against them by men and haven’t ever said anything so far.
Here is what twitter is getting in response #MeToo shared by Meesha Shafi
More power to you ! @itsmeeshashafi 👊🏻 https://t.co/aN8m8zNQq6
— URWA HOCANE (@VJURWA) April 19, 2018
The sick mentality of those commenting on an issue as serious as sexual harassment as casually as they are just shows where the root of this problem exists – in our minds. We will continue to breed harassers for as long as we continue to desensitise this issue.
— Mahira Khan (@TheMahiraKhan) April 20, 2018
https://twitter.com/ArmeenaRK/status/987236804981133313
A woman breaks her silence about abuse, withstands character assassination & further abuse on social media, her story turns into memes & tone-deaf jokes that trivialize the issue, she fears ostracization – but suuuuure, she did it for the cheap publicity. https://t.co/eDeOpXYUox
— Osman Khalid Butt (@aClockworkObi) April 19, 2018
Idiots who are thinking I am by any means dismissing allegations or taking sides need to know I am in shock & I find no amusement in this situation. But cuz I know both @AliZafarsays & @itsmeeshashafi I am just hoping this is a bad misunderstanding & if true must be consequential
— Fakhr-e-Alam (@falamb3) April 19, 2018
In any case, #MeToo is a very serious issue globally no matter whose side you are on. Ahh, only if we (including me) listen to what Quran said 1400 yrs ago "Tell the believing men to lower their gaze (not look at a woman with lust) and guard their modesty" QURAN 24:30
— Hamza Ali Abbasi (@iamhamzaabbasi) April 20, 2018
At least someone from the showbiz industry has the guts to admit this. Islamic teachings are for all times to come. https://t.co/y2ogANtCsm
— Ansar Abbasi (@AnsarAAbbasi) April 20, 2018
https://twitter.com/ZakaWaqar/status/987189496327426051s
Yahan sab bikta hai.
— Feroze Khan (@ferozekhaan) April 19, 2018
No man , no matter how prominent or powerful, should ever b allowed to abuse women. @AliZafarsays @itsmeeshashafi
https://t.co/egEsomY0Ra— salman ahmad (@sufisal) April 19, 2018
Allegations of sexual harassment/misconduct MUST be properly heard. They may also be robustly defended by the accused. Determining their veracity is a process. But character assassinating the alleger on Twitter or skewed coverage by media is not the way forward 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
— Fifi Haroon (@fifiharoon) April 20, 2018
The sick mentality of those commenting on an issue as serious as sexual harassment as casually as they are just shows where the root of this problem exists – in our minds. We will continue to breed harassers for as long as we continue to desensitise this issue.
— Mahira Khan (@TheMahiraKhan) April 20, 2018
