PTI MNA’s secretary manhandles reporter in Hangu
HANGU: A local journalist was manhandled after he asked a question from the lawmaker about the poor participation of people in the long march here on Saturday.
Local journalists said that their colleague Esarul Haq Qasmi threw a question to the Member of National Assembly Nadeem Khayal about the rifts in the local chapter of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and the minimal participation of workers and general public in the long march.
They said the question infuriated Muhammad Arif, the secretary of the lawmaker, who hit the reporter with fists and foot.
Later, other workers also beat the journalist for asking such tough questions.
The journalists said that there was a negligible number of PTI marchers due to internal rifts while the party had hired many vehicles to take them to Rawalpindi.
Meanwhile, journalists’ community from the merged districts and elsewhere in the country have condemned the PTI workers for torturing the journalist while he performing his professional duty.
The journalists in Orakzai, Hangu, Bajaur, Mohmand, Khyber and other district staged protest rallies demanded action against the PTI workers for torturing the reporter.
Speaking at a protest rally, Orakzai Press Club president Shaheed Khan, Khan Zaman Orakzai and others said that strict action should be taken against PTI workers and the secretary of MNA.
They also urged the government to provide protection to the journalists in the merged districts and elsewhere in the country.
-
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Make Major Change To Strategy To Please Royal Family -
Chester Bennington’s Mental Health Story And Lasting Legacy -
John Cusack Gears Up To Give Fans Exciting Surprise On Late-night Television -
Yerin Ha Opens Up About Shocking Diagnosis Post ‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 -
Meghan Markle, Harry Leave King Charles, Prince William Furious With Latest Move -
NASA Announces New Artemis Moon Mission Aimed At Expanding Astronauts’ Exploration Efforts -
Everything To Know About Justin Bieber's Facial Paralysis -
Morgan Stanley Predicts AI To Replace Tasks Not Workers -
Anthropic Dario Amodei Calls White House Response ‘retaliatory’ In AI Safety Dispute -
Savannah Guthrie Speculations 'sadly' Coming True About Mother Nancy -
Tia Mowry Breaks Silence On Angelina Jolie Asking 'unbelievably' Personal Question: 'Wilder' -
Trump Administration Warns Of Slow Payouts For Tariff Refunds Amid Intensifying Trade Disputes -
Princess Beatrice 'far From Comfortable' After Father Andrew's Arrest -
Sarah Ferguson’s Dual Cancer Journey -
GTA 6 Security: Rockstar Blocks Leaks Ahead Of Launch -
Demi Moore's New Look At Milan Fashion Week Sparks Serious Concern