Shaniera Akram Feels Sorry For All Good Men Who Were Under Criticism Because of Few Bad Men

Few days ago, on 14th of August, a tik toker Ayesha Akram held a meetup with her fans at Minar E Pakistan. Reportedly, she was groped and assaulted by a mob of almost 400 men. The incident left majority of the public appalled. Public was outraged on the incident and demanded to punish all the culprits involved in the incident. There was also a trend “#400” men on Pakistan Twitter demanding the punishment of the wrongdoers.

Social media has been discussing this reportedly fake incident for past few days. Meanwhile, Shaniera Akram has raised a point for all those who have been blaming the whole gender because of few culprits. She wrote in her recent tweet that, “My heart goes out to all good men of Pakistan. I’m sorry that so many of your brothers have failed you.”

https://twitter.com/iamShaniera/status/1428296676205228032?s=19

We have always witnessed a campaign after such incidents against women to help her get justice. However, sometimes, there’s a campaign against male gender named “Yes All Men”, that all the men are same as the culprits. The tweet by Shaniera raises a point in favor of “Not All Men”, that the whole gender can’t be blamed for such an incident, these are just few culprits because of whom nice men also get to face heavy criticism.

However, according to the sources, this incident was all pre-planned by Ayesha Akram along with her team as a publicity stunt that is very common among tiktokers. The guard that was present at the Greater Iqbal Park said that she could go if she wanted that but she stayed there on her own will. Also, her Instagram posts didn’t show that she had gone through any trauma after the horrifying incident that had happened. After this planning got revealed, people that were supporting her for the courage that she showed by reporting the incident are now criticising her for defaming the rapport of Pakistan.