Case registered against Tiktoker Dolly as she sets Margalla hills on fire

Case has been registered against famous Tiktoker Dolly as she intentionally set up fire on Margalla Hills just to record a video. The Islamabad Police took action after a complaint was registered by Capital Development Authority (CDA) under wildlife and environment protection laws.

The woman recently posted a video where she can be seen walking in a silver dress in front of fire which was intentionally set up. The video was posted with caption “Fire erupts wherever I am.”

The FIR was filed in accordance with the Landscape Act of 1966, the Environment Protection Act of 1927 and sections 188 and 425 of the PPC.

This is a disturbing & disastrous trend on Tik Tok! Young people desperate 4 followers are setting fire to our forests during this hot & dry season! In Australia it is lifetime imprisonment for those who start wildfires. We need to introduce similar legislation ⁦@WildlifeBoard pic.twitter.com/RGMXnbG9f1

— Rina S Khan Satti (@rinasaeed) May 17, 2022

According to a Geo News reporter, The Tiktoker has denied that she set up the fire first and claims that it was already there.

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Following this video, she has been criticized by people all over the internet. People believe these sort of acts are nothing but damage to nature and environment.

Utterly disgusting and alarming.
There must a strong punishment for everyone involved in this. #Pakistan @CMShehbaz @MaizaHameedMNA @TalatHussain12 @KlasraRauf @Matiullahjan919 https://t.co/1aDvrIO675

— Aamir Ahmad Khan (@aamirahmadkhan) May 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/guldaar/status/1526466072806834177?s=20&t=9OPNAdODsyfFmGMbCKoNLg

what kind of generation is this, what parents are teaching their kids, we re going towards total destruction, just for the sake of a 60 seconds clip look what have they done, forgetting that we are facing worst temperature in 60 years@ICT_Police

— strange alien (@waji33) May 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/abdulllah_png/status/1526542911545823233?s=20&t=2WMHC6unycbe9KPLgDbIEw

In recent days, this trend of setting forests has been getting more attention. Recently, a video was posted where two people were setting forest on fire with a lighter.

مارگلہ کے جنگلات میں آگ لگانے والے جوانوں کی ویڈیو سامنے آگئی@ahsanpsp @dcislamabad pic.twitter.com/7Ke0znzms8

— sajid sheikh (@sajidsheikh321) May 16, 2022

In yet another popular video, a female TikToker set fire to the woods to provide “dramatic effects” to her film. Dozens of trees were burned to ashes to provide a dramatic impact for viewers to see in the video.

Chairperson Islamabad Wildlife Management Board Rina S Khan Satti stated on Twitter after seeing the video of the female TikToker, “This is a worrisome & catastrophic trend on Tik Tok!” During this hot and dry season, young individuals thirsty for followers are setting fire to our trees!”

“These insane young individuals must be apprehended and imprisoned immediately!” “Please call @WildlifeBoard if you have any information,” she added.

These sort of activities can be a cause of some serious calamities. Bushfires in Australia that happened back in 2020 made a massive damage as the fires kept burning for about 4 months. An estimate of 3 Billion animals were killed or displaced in this calamity.

Pakistan has already been in one of the most hottest countries in the World this year. The temperatures have broken all records of the past 60 years. Many people are suffering from the heatstroke. These sort of brainless activities will make the situation even worse.