Hasthag #Calibri started trending on Twitter in Pakistan after it emerged that the documents Maryam Nawaz produced from 2006 to prove innocence of her family were written in Calibri, a font that was made default option on products like PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, and WordPad in 2007.
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Reports that the use of Calibri font suggests submissions were fabricated left Twitter in a frenzy.
Here are some reactions from Twitter:-
Haahahah - this is gold. Supposed 'declaration letters' from 2006 typed in Calibri font that didnt even exist till 2007. #TeamTimesNewRoman
— Farooq Syed (@frooq) July 10, 2017
Note: Calibri blunder was caught by Robert W. Radley (Forensic Handwriting & Document Examiner) hired by the JIT, not by the JIT itself.
— Ali Salman Alvi (@alisalmanalvi) July 11, 2017
Asked Microsoft representative, calibri wasn't available before 2007. #GameOverNawaz #JITreportREJECTED #PutThemOnECLNow
— musa virk (@MusaVirk) July 10, 2017
Now burden of proof on #Calibri font to prove that it was not existed before 2007-PMLN's expected statement @ZarrarKhuhro @Xadeejournalist
— Umair Shahid (@UmairShahidK) July 11, 2017
The fact that Calibri font didn't exist 10 years ago is more news to me than the actual news implied through this fact. Like seriously wow.
— عائشہ (@Ayesha_sal) July 10, 2017
Did someone edit the wiki entry for "Calibri"? It says that it was introduced in 2004.
— ST (@shobz) July 10, 2017
Is that true about Calibri's commercial release? Did Pakistan's PM/Family get caught in a lie because of a font they used? Great story.
— Shaheryar Mirza (@mirza9) July 10, 2017
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