The Rawalpindi police reserved on Monday to the sister of the founder of PTI, Imran Khan, Aleema Khan, the lawyer of the Naeem Panjutha party and others for violence against a journalist outside the Adiala prison.
Today a first information report (FIR) was presented at the Saddar Bairooni Police Station on the complaint of the President of the Press Association of the Supreme Court, Tayyab Baloch, under sections 147 (punishment for disturbances), 149 (each member of the illegal guilt of the assembly of the offensive committed in the prosecution of Object), 382 Death, wound or restriction in order of commitment of the commission of the commission of the commission of the commission of what the ugly was committed (427. causing damage to the amount of fifty rupees) and 506 (punishment for criminal intimidation) of the Pakistan Criminal Code.
Baloch said he was present outside the Adiala prison around 3:55 pm to inform with other journalists when Aleem and other people began a media talk after an audience in the case of Toshakhana.
“During this time, a person named Naeem Panjutha shouted:” Teach him a lesson to interrogate Aleema about the properties, “said Baloch, added that 35-40 people there grabbed him in that, they put it and began to hit him.
“During this time, an unknown person snatched my mobile phone and also broke my microphone,” he said, adding that other journalists who tried to rescue him were also beaten.
“We barely escape them after a lot of begging. The reason is that he had previously asked Aleema Khan about buying properties in the United States as a journalist, which made her uncomfortable. In which Aleem Khan, through her workers, published photos of me … [and others] in social networks and spread rumors against us. Today, according to the pre -established plan, they attacked me, they hit me, my mobile was taken by force and threatened to kill me, along with breaking my microphone. “
He requested legal procedures against Aleema, Panjutha and the other suspects.
In Repense, Panjutha described the FIR a “false case” against him and Aleema.
Secting the incident, the information minister, Attaullah Tarar, said that Baloch was the objective of violence “only and only for a difference of opinion, which is unacceptable.”
He said that strict measures would be taken and promised to give full support.
PPP leaders such as President Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, Nadeem Afzal Chan and the mayor of Karachi, Murtaza Wahab, also condemned the incident.
The president of Karachi Press Club, Fazil Jamili, said the incident was “unfortunate and condemnable.” He added that “this new tendency will not end unless political parties actively discourage. We must remember that politics and journalism rise and fall together.”
