Maria B denied receiving any summon or related document from NCCIA or any other authorities over the LGBTQ controversy.
Designer Maria B, taking to her Instagram, posted a video saying that she remained silent yesterday when the rumor erupted because she had not received any kind of summon and she will explain herself if and when she receives any.
She captioned the post saying, “NO YOU CANT SCARE ME.... I WILL ALWAYS SPEAK ABOUT ISLAM and defend the Islamic Family system Insha'Allah ????”
Debunking the rumor about the summon, she said, “I haven't received any official notice from a government department, making it premature to comment. A purported notice circulating on social media may be fabricated, as it's concerning that contents of an official letter could be publicly disclosed before receipt. I'll respond appropriately if and when I receive official communication.”
She continued saying that she will remain steadfast in her commitment to highlighting and discouraging activities that undermine family values and Islamic principles in Pakistan regardless of the problems she might face. “As guided by our faith,” she said, “I'll continue to speak against such evil to protect the future of our children.”
Yesterday, a rumor erupted that The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency has summoned Maria Butt after a complaint was filed against her regarding videos of an alleged immoral party involving members of the transgender community.
In the complaint, Seema Butt alleged that Maria B deliberately highlighted and circulated videos of the party, which, according to the petitioner, not only targeted the transgender community but also amounted to harassment and defamation.
Acting upon the request, the agency had begun formal proceedings into the matter.