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PTI leaders oppose PEMRA order, defend media anchors

Salima Bhutto by Salima Bhutto
October 28, 2019
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PTI leaders oppose PEMRA order, defend media anchors

PTI leaders oppose PEMRA order, defend media anchors

ISLAMABAD: Senior leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTI) opposed new order issued by Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory (PEMRA) today on Monday and showed their support to media anchors.
According to sources, the leaders took to twitter and expressed their views on the matter.
Party’s senior leader, Asad Umer tweeted, “Amazing decision by pemra to stop anchors to go on any other talk show and express their opinion!”

 

Amazing decision by pemra to stop anchors to go on any other talk show and express their opinion! Pemra should be doing a better job taking action against completely fake news and not suppressing the right of individuals, including anchors, to express their opinion

— Asad Umar (@Asad_Umar) October 28, 2019

His tweet further said, “Pemra should be doing a better job taking action against completely fake news and not suppressing the right of individuals, including anchors, to express their opinion.”
Also Read: PEMRA issue directives for televsion channel owners 
Human rights minister, Shireen Mazari also pinpointed her opinion and posted a series of tweets severly criticizing the decision.

Who is an “expert”? An interesting tho unintended debate has been generated – so purely at an academic non-political level: Do I need a degree in politics to be an expert on politics? I have no degree in “human rights” so should I go on TV to discuss “human rights” issues?

— Shireen Mazari (@ShireenMazari1) October 28, 2019

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She wrote,” Who is an “expert”? An interesting tho unintended debate has been generated – so purely at an academic non-political level: Do I need a degree in politics to be an expert on politics? I have no degree in “human rights” so should I go on TV to discuss “human rights” issues?”
The minister for Science and Technology, Fawad Chauhdry agreed with the opinion of Shireen Mazari and tweeted that PEMRA’s order was illogical and not needed.

PRMRA notification to ban anchors to appear on other shows is uncalled for, illogical and unnecessary totally agree with @ShireenMazari1 https://t.co/C2ueQAo7zK

— Ch Fawad Hussain (@fawadchaudhry) October 28, 2019

Earlier on Sunday, PEMRA released a notification where it instructed owners of channels to not let anyone use their platform to spread disinformation and to misguide the public.
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