Smear campaign: Sindh PA passes resolution against Geo

The assembly also passed a resolution against Abid Sher Ali for accusing the people of Sindh of electricity theft.


Our Correspondent April 25, 2014
The resolution, which was tabled by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s Khurram Sher Zaman. PHOTO: ONLINE/FILE

KARACHI:


The Sindh Assembly on Friday unanimously approved a resolution condemning Geo News’ smear campaign against the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).


The resolution, which was tabled by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s Khurram Sher Zaman, also carried the signatures of Irfanullah Marwat, Nand Kumar and Samar Ali Khan, parliamentary leaders of the PML-N, PML-F and PTI, respectively.

“This assembly condemns Geo News’ objectionable statements, which defamed the ISI,” says the resolution. The media group levelled fabricated allegation against the spy agency without any evidence, which is an irresponsible act on its part, the resolution reads. “The ISI is our esteemed institution in which we take pride.”

Giving arguments in support of his resolution, Sher Zaman stressed the need for freedom of expression, but said that “nobody should be allowed to malign the ISI in this manner.” He added that no Pakistani could tolerate such allegations.

The assembly also passed a resolution against Minister of State for Water and Power Abid Sher Ali, who recently accused the people of Sindh of electricity theft. “Such a statement is condemnable as it could disrupt inter-provincial and national harmony,” reads the resolution.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 26th, 2014.

COMMENTS (3)

Muhammad Rizwan Ali | 9 years ago | Reply

People like Abid Sher Ali is, Mir Sadiq, Mir Jaffer Still NS and PMLN , not reply for his comments , I think, they also support him....

Kishan Rathore | 9 years ago | Reply

@Landhi Wala

How about you move yourself and do something yourself for a change and stop blaming others?

You will fit well in Geo news

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