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KhUJ condemns harassment of journalist Jamshed Baghwan

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 19 May 2020

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KhUJ condemns harassment of journalist Jamshed Baghwan
The Khyber Union of Journalists has denounced the assault on journalist Jamshed Baghwan. They demand accountability from the authorities for this act of intimidation.

PESHAWAR—Khyber Union of Journalists (Khuj) on Tuesday strongly condemned manhandling of Express News Bureau Chief Jamshed Baghwan in Peshawar and demanded strict against those responsible.

In a joint statement, KhUJ President Fida Khattak and General Secretary Muhammad Naeem expressed concern over the harassment of Jamshed and threats given to him by three individuals on motorbikes.

They termed the attack an attempt to suppress media, adding that such tactics could not stop journalists from speaking the truth.

The body urged the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government and Inspector General of Police (IGP), Sanaullah Abbasi, to take strict action against the perpetrators.

Three unknown motor bikers manhandled Baghwan in front of traffic police headquarters as he headed for work on Monday.

Key Points

  • KhUJ condemns the manhandling of Jamshed Baghwan.
  • The incident occurred in front of the traffic police headquarters.
  • KhUJ demands action from the KP government and IGP.
  • The attack aimed to suppress press freedom and intimidate journalists.
  • Three individuals on motorbikes were involved in the harassment.

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