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Imran Khan not wanted on Twitter

Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan’s debut on social networking website Twitter has turned out to be a disaster as fellow Pakistanis booed him calling him a “failed politician” and a Taliban supporter.

Updated on: Mar 15, 2010 01:08 AM IST
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Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan’s debut on social networking website Twitter has turned out to be a disaster as fellow Pakistanis booed him calling him a “failed politician” and a Taliban supporter.

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Khan’s arrival on Twitter was announced on Friday night by his ex-wife Jemima Khan. “For the Pakistani contingent — Imran is now on Twitter and will be tweeting daily,” wrote Jemima.

Within minutes, Pakistan Twitteratti swung into action. Senior journalist Mehmal Sarfraz posted: “Oh my god! He was the only ***** missing!” Another member, called FiveRupees, tweeted, “Oh God. Check out who just joined Twitter... I also love that he’s following Jemima Khan. Presumably Hugh Grant is next.” So far, Jemima is the only person Khan is following on the site.

While some members wondered if tweeting was halal (lawful) in Islam, others were curious if Khan would use Twitter to post fatwas. “We need a fatwa...on whether Twitter is halal or not...,” wrote Sarfraz.

 
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