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Dunya News cannot air Imran Khan interview, says Kamran Khan

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 5 September 2022

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Dunya News cannot air Imran Khan interview, says Kamran Khan
Kamran Khan announced that his scheduled interview with Imran Khan is prohibited from airing. The ban follows controversial remarks made by Khan regarding the new army chief's appointment.

ISLAMABAD—Prominent Dunya News anchor Kamran Khan (pictured) says he has been informed his upcoming interview with PTI Chairman Imran Khan cannot go on air.

"I was to interview IK tonight but have just been told it can't be aired at any cost," Kamran tweeted.

He pointed out the problem stemmed from Khan's speech in Faisalabad, where he made a statement about the appointment of the new army chief. It did not go down well in the military.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) condemned Khan's remarks Monday.

"Point of no-Return: Imran Khan's statement yesterday on appointment of new COAS triggered a massive uproar in the country particularly in Pakistan Army. IHC furious President Alvi disassociated," Kamran said on Twitter.

Photo: Twitter (@AajKamranKhan)

Key Points

  • Dunya News anchor Kamran Khan revealed interview cancellation.
  • The ban is linked to controversial comments made by Imran Khan.
  • Imran Khan's statement triggered backlash from the military and ISPR.
  • President Alvi distanced himself from the remarks.
  • The uproar has generated significant public discourse.

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