Journalists roughed up by police to record statements in terror case

 Judicial complex riot: Journalists roughed up by police to record statements in terror case.

Islamabad: Setting aside a petition seeking the registration of a separate first information report (FIR) against police manhandling journalists outside the Islamabad High Court on February 28, a district and sessions court in the capital Saturday ordered to record the statements of the media persons in the terror case already filed in connection with the incident..

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At the PTI leader arrived at the judicial complex, a large number of PTI workers entered it's gate down security arrangements at sector G-11 of the judicial complex were disrupted as the PTI workers removed all barriers.

Saqib Bashir, a journalist, moved the court for the registration of a criminal case against the police under the relevant provisions contending that he had filed an application with the police, but it did not bear fruit.

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During the course of proceedings, the journalists counsel argued that his client has no concern whatsoever with the protestors of the political party or the acts done by them and the incident that took place with him is distinguish able for which a separate FIR may be lodged.

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