FIR Registered Against Fake Media Personnel in Bhaderwah: Authorities Under Pressure
Bhaderwah, August 25 – In a significant development, the Bhaderwah Police have registered First Information Reports (FIRs) against two individuals posing as media professionals. The accused, identified as Nasir K Shah and his camera operator Amjad Padder, were involved in an altercation with a genuine journalist at the New Bus Stand in Bhaderwah. This confrontation has led to the filing of FIR Nos. 137 and 136, highlighting growing concerns about the authenticity of media personnel in the region.
According to reports, Nasir K Shah and Amjad Padder were allegedly engaged in an assault on a legitimate media representative, an incident that has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about the presence of self-styled journalists in the area. Amjad Padder is also reportedly affiliated with a political party, which has added a layer of complexity to the situation.
The incident underscores the increasing problem of unverified media individuals operating within the region. Local authorities and residents have voiced concerns about the need for more rigorous verification processes for media personnel to ensure that only accredited and legitimate journalists are allowed to operate.
In response to the incident, there is a growing call for the District Administration of Doda to implement stricter measures to verify the credentials of media professionals. Ensuring that only duly recognized and verified journalists are active in the area is seen as crucial to maintaining the integrity of the media and preventing future conflicts.
The situation remains under close scrutiny as authorities work to address these concerns and prevent the misuse of media credentials. Further updates on the case and measures to address the issue are anticipated.