महिला पत्रकार की गिरफ्तारी पर घिरी पंजाब सरकार: लुधियाना में केजरीवाल का प्रोग्राम कवर करने जाते समय पकड़ा, महिला को टक्कर मारने पर एक्शन

Police taking away woman journalist Bhavna Kishore after arresting her in Ludhiana.

Police arrested a woman journalist who was going to cover the program of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann in Ludhiana, Punjab. The name of this journalist is Bhavna Kishore and she was going to cover the program related to the opening of Mohalla Clinic in Ludhiana. Action was also taken against two of his associates – Mrityunjay Kumar and driver Parminder Singh. All three are accused of hitting a woman with their car and using abusive language.

Meanwhile, on behalf of the Ludhiana police, it was told that on the complaint of a woman named Gagan, these three were arrested.

On the other hand, according to the media channel with which the female journalist is associated, her journalist was caught by the police in an accident case, whereas in reality she was not even driving. After this he was accused of making casteist remarks…. The channel asked how their reporter would comment on the caste of an unknown person when she bumped into him on the way.

It is worth mentioning that the media channel of the woman journalist had shown how AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal spent Rs 45 crore in the decoration of his residence in New Delhi.

Policemen carry in an auto an injured woman journalist who was hit by a car in Ludhiana.

Women’s commission asked for report from DGP

Meanwhile, National Commission for Women Chairperson Rekha Sharma has asked the DGP of Punjab Police to personally intervene and get the matter investigated. The commission has given instructions to send the copy of the FIR related to this case and the report related to the action taken so far in this case to the commission within 4 days.

No female police personnel at the time of arrest

Press Club of India President Umakant Lakhera, General Secretary Vinay Kumar and Chandigarh Press Club President Saurabh Duggal claimed that when woman journalist Bhavna Kishore was arrested, she was on her way to cover the inauguration program of Mohalla Clinic . He was arrested by a male police officer. There were no women police personnel present at that time. Not only this, Bhavna Kishore’s family was not informed about the arrest for several hours. In the press release issued by the police in the evening, information was given about registering a case against the woman journalist under the SC/ST Act.

question on police action

Saurabh Duggal, President of Chandigarh Press Club, questioned the action of the police in a written statement and said that if someone’s car collides with someone, under which act the passenger in the car can be booked? If an unknown person was killed in a collision, how can anyone know his caste in advance? Who among the three people in the car said derogatory words to the complainant woman? No answer is being given to these questions by the police.

Terming the police action as an attack on the freedom of the press, the Chandigarh Press Club demanded the immediate release of Bhavna Kishor.