Police have violated Twitter rules: Ex-AG Suood

The police service issued their summons notice for former President Mohamed Mohamed Nasheed and Jumhooree Party leader Qasim Ibrahim via Twitter

Humaam Ali | 20 ޖޫން 2018 | ބުދަ 03:26

Husnu Suood

Renowned lawyer and former Attorney General Husnu Suood has accused the police service of violating Twitter rules.

The police service issued their summons notice for former President Mohamed Mohamed Nasheed and Jumhooree Party leader Qasim Ibrahim via Twitter on Tuesday.

Suood said that disclosing a person’s personal information such as the identity number violates Twitter rules and advised the police service to read the rules they get reported.

Some have criticized the police service for issuing the summons for the self-exiled opposition leaders on Twitter instead of issuing a red notice from Interpol.

Police have violated Twitter rules: Ex-AG Suood

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