Journalists abducted from Cantonment area in Pakistan

The hard-hitting critic of the Pakistan army was abducted by a woman journalist of the country after being held for a few hours.

According to his family, on Tuesday night, unknown people of the Cantonment area of ​​Lahore stopped the journalist Gul Bukhari and took him away, according to his family.

Gul is going to work from home at night. In the cantonment area, some pick-up guns stopped in front of the car and said it was stopped by his driver.

A colleague of Gul said that during the kidnapping, there was a man wearing 'army dresses' besides the white dresses.

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Extremely disturbing, worrisome news of @gulbukhari abduction. This is just cruel & worst kind of oppression. Sad day. #BringBackGulBukhari

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His colleague Muhammad Gulsh's message told Reuters, "Gul's face covered with black cloth."

After a few hours of abduction, Gul's husband said he was safe. However, he did not agree to any further comment.

Later in a statement on Twitter, a resident of Gul said that he is good and urged everyone to respect his privacy.

The army in Pakistan is very strong. They often interfere in the politics and government system of the country.

Since the beginning of this year a number of bloggers, social workers and journalists from Pakistan have been kidnapped or tried to kidnap them.

After some such releases said the members of the government organization tortured them.

One such Facebook activist Waqas Goraya Five people were abducted along with him in January. After the release, he told the victims of oppression.

One such King Raja No news was found after abducting last December.

Besides, another well-known Pakistani journalist Taha Siddiqui was attempted to abduct the weapon from the Islamabad airport area. He tried to kidnap his life and tried to kidnap.

Later, he compared Pakistan to North Korea and said there is no freedom in the press here. He said the abductors threatened to kill him.

After the abduction of Gul, several human rights organizations have complained of 'the army has their hands'.

They demanded to stop criticizing the critics before the upcoming national elections, thus being threatened with abduction.

Although the allegation was flashed from the army.

On the contrary, Major-General Asif Gafur, the payment of the media wings of the Pakistan army, warned, "We have the power to detect who is actually doing through social communication."