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Cop who beat journalist sent to prison

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 4 February 2014

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Cop who beat journalist sent to prison
A police constable was sent to prison after attacking a senior journalist in Peshawar. The incident occurred during a dispute regarding parking restrictions.

PESHAWAR: A police constable who beat up senior vice president of Khyber Union of Journalists on January 17 has been sent to Peshawar Central Prison on judicial remand.

Constable Nasrualla was produced before a judicial magistrate on Monday, media reports said. The constable beat Mohammad Naeem black and blue inside the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly. The journalist was later rushed to the Lady Reading Hospital for treatment.

The News quoted Naeem as saying he had only asked the constable to have a barbed wire removed from the parking lot reserved for the media.

KEY POINTS:

  • Police constable beat journalist inside Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly.
  • Constable Nasrualla sent to Peshawar Central Prison on judicial remand.
  • Victim Mohammad Naeem was treated at Lady Reading Hospital.
  • Incident highlights concerns about media safety.
  • Naeem requested removal of barbed wire obstructing media parking.

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