BOL News Reporters, Akash’s Brother To Approach Supreme Court Today
Protest camp to be set outside Supreme Court on Tuesday
BOl news marketing head Akash has been abducted on April 11
Supreme Court will be requested to hear the application at the earliest
BOL news Marketing Head Akash Ram’s brother along with media reporters will approach the Supreme Court today.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan will be requested to hear the application on Akash’s abduction, at the earliest.
Akash had been abducted from BOL office in Karachi on April 11 and till now there is no information about his whereabouts.
Besides, BOL news workers along with Akash’s family will be setting up a camp outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday and will stay camped until Akash returns home safely.
BOL news Bureau Chief Islamabad Siddique Jan also said that Akash Ram’s mother is appealing to return his son back.
He added that we are responsible for his abduction, just because we are saying the truth at BOL news.
First BOL news CEO Shoaib Ahmed Sheikh had been arrested and now Marketing Head Akash has been abducted.
Siddique Jan stated that if Akash has done any crime, then the matter must be dealt in the court instead of abducting him.
If the Supreme Court is the only way to demand justice on violation of human rights, then we will demand the court to get Akash released too; Siddique Jan.
Karachi Traders Union slammed the government for such brutal acts against Bol saying that the government wants to suppress the voice of Bol News.
On the other hand, MQM-Pakistan also condemned the kidnapping of Akash Ram. “It is a regrettable act that the Marketing Head of Bol News has been taken away by unknown persons.”
MQM demanded that the marketing head of Bol News should be released immediately.
PTI Karachi wing also condemned the act and said that the government’s fear of a channel’s marketing head is nothing less than a hilarious joke
“Claimants of so-called democracy have disrupted the democratic system of the country,” said PTI leader Aftab Siddiqui.
Source: Bol News
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