Hi Guys, The below code throws the well known "Global symbol requires explicit package name", and i have no idea why. Please enlighten me. 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use JSON;
use CGI;

my $cgi = CGI->new;

print $cgi->header('application/json;charset=UTF-8');

my %errors;
my %data;


if ( my $lparnmame = $cgi->param('lparname'))
  {
    if ( $lparname eq "")
  {
    $errors{'lparname'}='Lparname is required';
  }
  }

if ( my $from = $cgi->param('from'))
  {
   if ( $from eq "")
  {
   $errors{'from'}='From is required';
  }
  }

if ( my $to = $cgi->param('to'))
  {
   if ( $to eq "")
  {
   $errors{'to'}='To is required';
  }
  }

if ( my $email = $cgi->param('email'))
  {
   if ( $email eq "")
  {
   $errors{'email'}='Email is required';
  }
  }


if (%errors) {
        $data{'success'}=0;
        $data{'errors'}=\%errors;
} else {
        $data{'success'}=1;
        $data{'message'}='Success';
}

my $json=JSON->new;
print $json->encode(\%data);

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