Dr Shahid Masood ban again
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His being banned means that noora government is in a bad shape. to top it up his merasi's and istanja'dar are also in a spot of bother!
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dr shahid the program should go online and no mincing of words then , i watch the show regularly on internet daily
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Ganja league bokhlahat ka shikaar.
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yr he is the man who worked on every tv channel i think,
and after watching his program, some times i afraid that in next few hour army taking control of Pakistan, too much negativity!
and after watching his program, some times i afraid that in next few hour army taking control of Pakistan, too much negativity!
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His program is my main source of info about Pakistan's current affairs. I watch it almost every day and like his analysis. He should not be banned. Most pro-state analyst with unmatched knowledge and sources. The ban will be not be effective. Dr Shahid should challenge this illegal step in the supreme court.
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Achakzai & other traitors like him are roaming freely & aiding terrorists. Mean while on the other hand honest people like Dr. Shahid are getting targeted for speaking the truth. This is DEMOCRAZY of my country, which is full of traitors.
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Pemra bans Dr Shahid Masood show
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) has imposed a 45-day ban on the ARY News programme ‘Live with Dr Shahid Masood’.
According to a statement issued by Pemra on Thursday, Dr Shahid Masood alleged — in a programme aired on June 22 — that the son of the Sindh High Court chief justice was kidnapped because the chief justice took a bribe and then did not make good on his promises.
According to Pemra, a show-cause notice was issued on July 19 and the channel was given seven days to respond, but the reply received on July 23 was “unprofessional” and no apology was tendered.
The statement issued by the electronic media watchdog said the case was referred to its Council of Complaints in Karachi and the channel’s representatives were asked to appear before it on August 4.
“On the date of the hearing, the channel sought an adjournment and council granted adjournment for another seven days,” the statement said, adding “but the representative of the channel neither tendered any apology for the serious allegation nor presented a satisfactory reply.”
Under the law, Dr Shahid Masood and his channel reserve the right to appeal the authority’s decision before the high court or the Supreme Court within five days.
ARY News has also posted a statement from its counsel, Advocate Moinuddin, on its website. In it, the counsel notes that Pemra’s decision was apparently taken in haste and “may have some mala fide intent”.
Mr Moinuddin also contended that Pemra did not consider their adjournment plea. “We could have gone to Islamabad to plead our case, but that chance was not provided to us.”
The advocate also expressed surprise that the Pemra order was not signed by any authority, but rather was simply endorsed by the council of complaints.
In a statement posted on their website, Dr Shahid Masood has asked: “What [could] anyone do if the government [had] misconstrued his statement in the programme”, adding that the government must clearly say what was objectionable in the programme, which stirred up a “hornet’s nest”.
Published in Dawn, August 12th, 2016
That was the program ..according to PEMRA
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) has imposed a 45-day ban on the ARY News programme ‘Live with Dr Shahid Masood’.
According to a statement issued by Pemra on Thursday, Dr Shahid Masood alleged — in a programme aired on June 22 — that the son of the Sindh High Court chief justice was kidnapped because the chief justice took a bribe and then did not make good on his promises.
According to Pemra, a show-cause notice was issued on July 19 and the channel was given seven days to respond, but the reply received on July 23 was “unprofessional” and no apology was tendered.
The statement issued by the electronic media watchdog said the case was referred to its Council of Complaints in Karachi and the channel’s representatives were asked to appear before it on August 4.
“On the date of the hearing, the channel sought an adjournment and council granted adjournment for another seven days,” the statement said, adding “but the representative of the channel neither tendered any apology for the serious allegation nor presented a satisfactory reply.”
Under the law, Dr Shahid Masood and his channel reserve the right to appeal the authority’s decision before the high court or the Supreme Court within five days.
ARY News has also posted a statement from its counsel, Advocate Moinuddin, on its website. In it, the counsel notes that Pemra’s decision was apparently taken in haste and “may have some mala fide intent”.
Mr Moinuddin also contended that Pemra did not consider their adjournment plea. “We could have gone to Islamabad to plead our case, but that chance was not provided to us.”
The advocate also expressed surprise that the Pemra order was not signed by any authority, but rather was simply endorsed by the council of complaints.
In a statement posted on their website, Dr Shahid Masood has asked: “What [could] anyone do if the government [had] misconstrued his statement in the programme”, adding that the government must clearly say what was objectionable in the programme, which stirred up a “hornet’s nest”.
Published in Dawn, August 12th, 2016
That was the program ..according to PEMRA
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He seems to be wildly popular if one goes by comments of members here. Banning him may backfire if his show is so much loved.
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He is confused person, He talks inconsistently. While talking on one phrase, he starts another, without completion of first.
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why is talk show such a popular format in pakistan?
none of the major news network have tried it in India yet..
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In short= A Mental case.
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