The Pakistan Parliamentary Press Association (PRA) held a massive strike on Monday at a meeting of the National Assembly, with senior journalist Ijaz Ahmed allegedly committed misconduct by PTI founder Imran Khan.
According to Ahmed, who is the one who is the one who is the one who is the one who is the one who is the one who dawn.comthe strike was organized by the PRA Pakistan Election Commission.
“The founder of PTI threw abuse at me for asking questions,” Ahmed said.
Speaker of the National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq directed Legal Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar to hold talks with the PRA. During the strike, the spokesman noted that the PRA filed a written complaint on the issue, which Talar revolved around in his speech.
Later, the National Assembly released the visual effects of the Ahmed meeting with Speaker Sadiq in his office.
“It’s your (reporter) protest, politics and news relationship,” the minister said. “You have valid complaints.”
“A senior member of the PRA had a verbal argument with a senior leader at Adyara Prison, and he threw swear words at him,” the law minister said.
“The job of journalists and journalists is to criticize us and show us reflection in the mirror. We should put this criticism in mind rather than silence or attack.”
Tarar said Ahmed asked the spokesperson’s office to allow conversations with Imran in Adiala and demand protection.
“After discussing and being abused by him (Ahmed) the social media attacked his target,” Taral added. “The post says ‘look at this person’s face, ‘don’t forget him’, ‘look at what he thinks of us quaid‘.
“It’s a great house and I have to ask us to act democratically,” he said. “We need to provide ourselves to listen to other people’s attitudes and have room for decent and political in this house.”
PPP MP Shazia Marri pointed out in her speech that Ahmed was a famous journalist in Islamabad and left to Sindh.
“He is a decent journalist in terms of his report,” she said. “We may have disagreements, but he deserves praise for his report and morality.”
Mali added that journalists exposed the problems that plagued the country and faced problems in doing so. She also condemned people for posting Ahmed’s face on social media and “make him the target of hatred.”
“We’ve been saying that they criticize politicians, but we criticize each other because we don’t protect journalists. Why do we forget to provide them with protection?”
After resting, Ahmed himself ghosted on the floor of the house and said that he had gone to Adiala prison at the request of the speaker and heard about Khan’s treatment at Adiala prison.
“We told him we would talk about this on the floor of the house,” Ahmed said.
“He (Imran) had two requests: the first is that Ahmed spoke of the absence of PTI members as part of the opposition delegation visiting him. The other is that he wants to pass the resolution of the incident.”
Imran also asked the Sindh Provincial Government to murder Or anchor Imtiaz Mir.
Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) MNA Syed Aminul Haque, who was once part of the delegation, claimed that Imran threw threatening and dirty language at Ahmed.
“After that, we immediately saw him being dragged away in social and digital media,” Hack said, adding that the MQM condemned the incident. “People are trying to get his address and threaten his family. Journalists have the right to ask questions. People are free to answer, but threaten them, and rude is undemocratic.”
A resolution was proposed before the House condemned the verbal dispute, noting that Imran not only used harsh language, but also launched a social media campaign against Ahmed and other senior journalists.
It demanded that Ahmed and other journalists be protected immediately, legal action against the person in charge, and condemned Mir’s murder in Karachi, demanding an investigation into the shooting.
However, PTI Chairman’s lawyer Gohar Ali Khan asked not to propose the resolution because it would “destroy the atmosphere of the house”.
“We pay tribute to the media; they play a key role in highlighting our struggle and making a voice for the people,” he said. “I can’t measure (Imran) Khan Sahibso I want to know what happened. I arrived at their three (PRA).
“There are limited people allowed in Adyara Prison,” he added. “We don’t know the exact words he used. We don’t know what happened, we don’t even know what will happen in the prison trial.”
The resolution was passed after the vote, and a clumsy voice was heard in the House.
“If you say no, does that mean you are saying what happened to Ijaz Ahmed?” spokesman Sadiq asked after the resolution was passed.
Tarar once again took over the floor and pointed out that he was one of those who had been trying to make sure there was no pressure in the media.
“We heard what the PTI chairman said, we wouldn’t say anything painful, but a reporter came to the parliament and said he was called ‘agent’,” he said. “We need to see how people who raise their voices.”
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