Altaf slams manhandling of Geo News staff

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Freedom of Expression, Media safety

December 14, 2014

Karachi: Altaf Hussain condemned the manhandling of Geo TV channel staff by PTI activists at the party’s sit-in on Friday. In his statement on Saturday, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief pointed out that the PTI workers had misbehaved with journalists of other media organisations several other times, which is against the freedom of expression. He asked PTI leadership to get rid of such elements who were incurring upon infamy upon the party because of their non-political conduct. The News The post Altaf slams manhandling of Geo News staff appeared first on Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF).

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