Police officials thrash 24 News cameraman

JournalismPakistan.com | Published 6 years ago

ISLAMABAD — Freedom Network has called for action against police officials involved in violence against a 24 News Television cameraperson in Sukkur.

In a video clip shared on Twitter, several police officers are seen hurling punches at Amin Buksh Ali, pushing and slapping him repeatedly.

The network did not mention what prompted the violence against the camera operator and when did the incident occur. However, it demanded an inquiry and action against the policemen.

Police is seen involved in violence against @24NewsHD cameraman Amin Bukhsh Ali in #Sukkur.@pressfreedompk condemns the violence and demands @SaeedGhani1 to hold inquiry and take action against cops seen in the video attacking the #journalist.@MuradAliShahPPP #JournoSafe pic.twitter.com/7pFlyi7x9g
— Freedom Network (@pressfreedompk) October 21, 2019

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