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TTP warns Pakistani journalists

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TTP warns Pakistani journalists

ISLAMABAD— Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has warned Pakistani journalists that they should stop labelling them as a terrorists or extremists group or be ready to face severe consequences.

TTP said labeling the outfit with such tags was a sign of prejudice.

“We demand all the local and foreign journalists and media departments in the country that they must refrain from being biased in the fight between the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and the security forces,” TTP Spokesperson Mohammad Khurasani said.

“We know that journalists are referring us as terrorists and extremists which is a clear vindication of media bias,” the spokesperson said.

Khurasani said being prejudiced was a blot on the media as they could not justify using the description chosen by its enemies.

“Call us as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan. Otherwise you will be disloyal to your profession and it will only help make enemies for you,” Khurasani warned.

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