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Minister Zartaj Gul slams 92 News for alleged false reporting

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 7 November 2018

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Minister Zartaj Gul slams 92 News for alleged false reporting
Zartaj Gul Wazir has condemned 92 News for allegedly reporting false claims about her. She asserts that the channel failed to verify crucial facts before broadcasting.

ISLAMABAD – Zartaj Gul Wazir, State Minister for Climate Change has slammed 92 News for allegedly running fake news about her.

“I vehemently condemn shameless false reporting done by Channel 92 about me! Professionalism would have prompted them to verify a malicious piece of propaganda before they released it on air! Our Govt will come down on #FakeNews like a ton of bricks!,” she tweeted.

In a video posted on Twitter, she said the channel’s DG Khan Correspondent had reported she made the local SHO stand for one hour as she signed a document relating to smuggled vehicles.

According to Ms. Wazir, the news channel reported that she also had some vehicles among that lot.

She said it was a pity the correspondent did not even bother to check with the local police or the military before going on air.

Ms. Wazir claimed that her photo shown with the report signing a document was of another event elsewhere. The border police had an issue that needed to be settled, and she recommended and signed the paper they had brought.

She said that she would soon post that letter on social media. She asked 92 News if she hands over that authentic letter to the channel, would the DG Khan correspondent be removed for false reporting and propaganda?

She pointed out that the channel had lifted pictures from her social media pages, and asked if she had to do corruption, would she be posting those pictures on social platforms.

Key Points

  • Zartaj Gul Wazir criticizes 92 News for false reporting.
  • Claims made by the channel regarding her involvement with smuggled vehicles are unfounded.
  • Wazir urges media to verify information before airing.
  • The minister plans to share proof on social media soon.
  • She questions 92 News about accountability for misleading reports.

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