Twitter harassment storm by Ramla Akhtar, aka Rmala Aalam

In a short period of time, I received 89 harassment tweets from the same Twitter account, @barefootRamster, belonging to Ramla Akhtar, aka Rmala Aalam (RA). It was a retaliation following the article about her child maltreatment "Is Rmala Aalam guilty of maltreatment against her child?" and the one posted on the French news website, Agoravox: "Pakistan, extremism as a consequence of retardation or as a modernity crisis?"

Ramla Akhtar, aka Rmala Aalam, Twitter page header

Is Rmala Aalam guilty of maltreatment against her child?

While Rmala Aalam, aka Ramla Akhtar, is instrumentalising her unfortunate child to cover her hate speech, her xenophobia, her extremism and her call for violences, we cannot stand anymore such a manipulation. It is time to speak.

Here below, is a collection of testimonies about her child maltreatment that were spontaneously received as comments under the report already communicated to Pakistani authorities: Report of a French traveler about a domestic hate speech against the Wakhi minority of Chapursan Valley and its male international guests - credibility assessment of an alleged sexual conspiracy against local women and foreign female visitors – concerns about an emerging external extremism.

Rmala Aaalam's reaction to BetterBonds review of products and services

Rmala Aalam, aka Ramla Akhtar (RA), is the manager and the owner of «BetterBonds», an herbal shop located near Hussaini Bridge, Gulmit, Gojal, Hunza. She sells medicines and treatment packs against cancer, diabetes, mental disorders, obesity, bone weakness, etc. She also provides medical consultations. I published a review of her shop on her page. The review and the following comments from both sides have already been detailed in an article: BetterBonds, herbal shop of Gojal - Review of products and services.As she was not able to obtain the balanced review removed by Facebook she massively uses the audience of her Facebook shop page and her Facebook blog page  to gain reporting in pack to the moderator, in order get the review removed. Meanwhile, she publishes numerous posts with "ad personam" attacks and unsupported allegations. Here, we will focus just on her posts where she demands help for getting support in obtaining the review to be removed by Facebook moderation.

BetterBonds, herbal shop of Gojal - Review of products and services

BetterBonds is a herbal shop located near Hussaini bridge, Gojal, Hunza Valley, Pakistan. It is owned by Mss Rmala Aalam, aka Ramla Akar. Here below, is the review published on its two Facebook pages. BetterBonds by Rmala - Integrated Folk Remedies For Your Joy & Wellness and BetterBonds Natural Products for Joy & Wellbeing
On September 16, 2019, the same text was published on both pages: first publication and second publication.  These reviews did not received proper business comments according to Facebook community policies. Instead they resulted, mostly, in unsupported attacks "ad personam". The discusion is presented below. It is evidenced with the screen captures presented in exhibit 2.

Hunza: who dares saying Rmala Aalam, aka Ramla Akhtar, is a terrorist?

On September 13, 2019, Rmala Aalam (aka Ramla Akhtar, RA), claimed the persistence of a rumour saying she is a terrorist. There are, as usual with her statements, no evidences of such a rumour which is part of her victimisation discourse for her naive worshippers. However, numerous examples of RA hate for local Hunza people and for foreigners visiting them can be found. Spreading unsupported abject sexual allegations, creating distrust, slandering, instrumentalising religion, playing with a fake puritanism, building false quotes of people she wants to abuse, sharing all possible racist cliches, this person is fueling the fanatism which may pave the way for imported violent actions. Her recent posts are intended to make excessive and ridiculous any observations which may result from her current and last years behaviour in Gojal. This "reputation washing" effort is also an opportunity to stage herself during a period she lived in a big city before bringing chaos, suspicion and fanatism into a peaceful mountain valley.