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Rauf Klasra says he is initiating legal action against journalist Anwar Lodhi

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 27 October 2018

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Rauf Klasra says he is initiating legal action against journalist Anwar Lodhi
Rauf Klasra is pursuing legal action against Anwar Lodhi for accusations regarding his brother's land allotment by the federal government. Klasra intends to file cases in both England and Pakistan.

ISLAMABAD – Rauf Klasra, an analyst with 92 News Television, says he has directed his lawyer friend to begin legal work in England against London-based journalist and columnist Anwar Lodhi (pictured).

Klasra announced this on Twitter after Lodhi alleged that the analyst’s brother had obtained a plot of land from the federal government.

“Rauf Klasra who lectures us on morality on television, when asked about the allotment of plot to his brother, adopted the Nawaz Sharif formula and said ask others too, also do programs on them,” Lodhi had tweeted.

He said Klasra should not appear in his talk show until he answers this question.

In response, Klasra said he would also file a case against Lodhi in the Pakistani court of law and approach the Federal Investigation Agency too. He hoped that when legal proceedings begin in London, Lodhi will present evidence to prove his allegation.

Key Points

  • Rauf Klasra, a television analyst, plans legal proceedings against Anwar Lodhi.
  • The dispute arose from allegations about Klasra's brother receiving government land.
  • Klasra criticized Lodhi's comments and plans to counter in both English and Pakistani courts.
  • Lodhi suggested Klasra should address the issue publicly before appearing on his show.
  • Klasra expects Lodhi to provide evidence during the legal process.

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