Two video journalists allege police harassment

Tribune News Service Srinagar, March 5 Kashmir Press Club has taken a strong note of the alleged police harassment of two video journalists in south Kashmir. Two cameramen, Qayoom Khan and Qisar Mir, working for CNN-News 18 and TV9 Bharatvarsh,...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:20 PM Mar 06, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Srinagar, March 5

Kashmir Press Club has taken a strong note of the alleged police harassment of two video journalists in south Kashmir.

Two cameramen, Qayoom Khan and Qisar Mir, working for CNN-News 18 and TV9 Bharatvarsh, respectively, were stopped by the police from conducting their professional work on March 4 in Pulwama. Not only this, their camera and two mobile phones were snatched and returned after almost five hours.

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