According to a well-known police officer, a journalist passed away on Sunday in Pakistan while covering a political march led by Imran Khan, the former prime minister.
The 36-year-old Naim was a television journalist working for the fifth station in Lahore, according to Salman Zafar, the assistant supervisor in the vehicle of one of the towns on Al-route. Masirah’s He was killed after slipping from a truck that Khan was riding in, and was then crushed to death.
On the third day of the march, Khan’s convoy was travelling through the Punjab region toward Islamabad.
Khalifa Khan, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, and his administration brought the protesters together to call for early elections.
A few journalists were simultaneously summoned by the Khan caravan team to the top of the truck to interview Khan.
Khan said in a tweet.
He added: “I do not find words that I express my sadness, my prayers and my funeral to the family at this tragic time.
We have changed our course for today.”
Additionally, Sharif offered his sympathies to the Naim family and disclosed that roughly $20,000 had been given to the family’s members.
In a tweet, Sharif expressed his sadness for the journalist Sadaf Naim’s passing after she fell from a long-march container.
Added him: “I can’t explain how devastated I am by this terrible catastrophe. Our deepest sympathies go out to the family. Naim’s September was an energetic and conscientious journalist.
We appeal to the family to model patience.
Naim supported her family financially for 12 years while working as a writer.
Officials from Pakistan stated that they would cover her living expenses and provide education for her two sons, the oldest of whom is 21 and the youngest is 17 years old.
Around 10,000 of Khan’s followers travelled from Lahore on Friday in a large number of trucks and cars, where they assembled.
A trip convoy, which is anticipated to end in an open march in Islamabad, could be a significant obstacle for the incoming administration.
If the police attempted to scatter Khan’s supporters, it is also likely that the gathering will degenerate into violence.
In Pakistan, Amran Khan’s supporters killed a journalist when he was participating in a march.
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