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Dawn journalist issues apology after naming Fahd Husain by mistake

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 5 August 2025 |  JP Staff Report

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Dawn journalist issues apology after naming Fahd Husain by mistake
Sanaullah Khan from Dawn issues an apology for mistakenly naming Fahd Husain in a vlog about residents of Minister's Enclave. He clarified the error stating that Fahd Husain has never lived there.

ISLAMABAD—Sanaullah Khan (pictured), senior reporter at the Dawn Media Group, has issued a public apology after mistakenly naming journalist Fahd Husain in his vlog regarding residents of Islamabad's Minister's Enclave.

"In yesterday's vlog, I shared information about people residing in the Minister's Enclave. It was a long list and I wrongly named Fahd Haroon, a SAPM occupying House No. 32, as Fahd Husain," Khan clarified.

Fahd Husain, who previously served as Special Assistant to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for nearly a year, has never lived in the Minister’s Enclave. “It is unfortunate that in our country, everything seems to be given a political color. As journalists, we have no political ambitions,” Khan added, emphasizing that Fahd never held any such accommodation.

Fahd, now associated with Express Media Group, shared the clarification video on Twitter, stating, “I have never used an official residence. Ever. @SanaullahDawn has clarified below that he has not mentioned me but someone else. Thank you for your attention to this matter.”

Key Points

  • Sanaullah Khan mistakenly named Fahd Husain in his vlog.
  • Khan clarified that he meant another individual, Fahd Haroon.
  • Fahd Husain has no political ambitions and clarified his housing status.
  • Khan issued a public apology regarding the mix-up.
  • Fahd Husain currently works with Express Media Group.

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