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Complainant accuses 92 News of making false allegations

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 8 August 2017

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Complainant accuses 92 News of making false allegations
A complaint has been lodged against 92 News for broadcasting allegations against Dr. Masood Hameed. The allegations are deemed false and defamatory by the complainant.

ISLAMABAD – Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) has received a complaint filed by an advocate Kashif Ahmer on behalf of his client, Dr. Masood Hameed, former vice chancellor of the Dow University of Health and Sciences against 92 NewsTelevision.

The complainant accused the channel of airing baseless and false allegations against a “law abiding citizen…who is recognized as a well-reputed personality, both nationally and internationally,” a PEMRA press release said.

The release neither mentioned the name of the program nor the date it was aired.

According to the complainant, the news was defamatory and intended to create public hatred against his client.

PEMRA forwarded the complaint to it Council of Complaints, Karachi.

KEY POINTS:

  • Advocate Kashif Ahmer represents Dr. Masood Hameed.
  • The complaint targets 92 News for airing baseless claims.
  • The content aired is alleged to incite public animosity.
  • PEMRA has referred the case to its Council of Complaints.
  • Dr. Hameed is recognized as a reputable figure globally.

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