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Union forms committee to probe violence against 7 News journalist

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 7 October 2017

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Union forms committee to probe violence against 7 News journalist
The RIUJ has condemned the violence against journalist Usman Mughal at Sadiqabad Police Station. A committee has been formed to investigate the incident.

ISLAMABAD – Office-bearers of the Rawalpindi-Islamabad Union of Journalists Saturday condemned violence against 7 News journalist Usman Mughal at the Sadiqabad Police Station in Rawalpindi.

A RIUJ press release did not elaborate on the violence and if the journalist was hurt.

RIUJ President Mubarak Zeb Khan constituted a committee headed by Sagheer Chaudhry to probe the matter.

Meanwhile, a fact-finding committee probing the recent attack on Waqt News anchor Matiullah Jan has sought more time to submit its report. The committee was given another week to wrap up the probe.

Journalist Shabbir Siham, against whom a case has been registered under terrorism and defamation charges, was also discussed.

Mubarak Zeb termed this action of the Gilgit-Baltistan government an attack on the freedom of the press and urged the authorities to stop victimizing Siham. He called for dropping all charges against him.

Key Points

  • RIUJ condemns violence against journalist Usman Mughal.
  • Committee formed to probe the incident led by Sagheer Chaudhry.
  • Fact-finding committee given more time for Waqt News anchor's attack report.
  • Discussion on charges against journalist Shabbir Siham.
  • Call to drop all charges against Siham by RIUJ President.

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