Taking to Twitter, the US Embassy Islamabad issued a clarification, claiming that its Twitter handle was accessed without authorization and it does not endorse any political remarks.
It all started last night when PML-N lawmaker and MNA, Ahsan Iqbal, tweeted a screenshot of The Washington Post’s article titled “Trump’s defeat is a blow for the world’s demagogues and dictators,” and quoted that “We have one in Pakistan too. He will be shown way out soon. Insha Allah!”
Dear Followers: The U.S. Embassy Islamabad Twitter account was accessed last night without authorization. The U.S. Embassy does not endorse the posting or retweeting of political messages. We apologize for any confusion that may have resulted from the unauthorized post.
— U.S. Embassy Islamabad (@usembislamabad) November 11, 2020
This is utterly absurd, how can u @usembislamabad retweet against our PM @ImranKhanPTI containing derogatory remarks?This is against diplomatic protocols. An apology is needed with immediate clarification if fake or hacked. @ForeignOfficePk must take required action. pic.twitter.com/2BoVmrdVp8
— Imran Ismail (@ImranIsmailPTI) November 11, 2020
