Journalist arrested, another booked for publishing ‘incorrect place’ of arrest of terrorist
The Hindu
The case against reporter Sunil Brar and news editor Sandeep Sharma of Dainik Bhaskar was registered on under different sections of the IPC
A journalist was arrested and another was booked at Ambala Cantonment here for allegedly mentioning “incorrect place” of arrest of a suspected terrorist in a news report, prompting the Opposition to attack the Haryana government for “suppressing” freedom of press.
The case against reporter Sunil Brar and news editor Sandeep Sharma of Dainik Bhaskar was registered on September 16 under different sections of the IPC, the police said, adding that Mr. Brar was taken into custody on September 17.
Efforts are on to nab Mr. Sharma, they said.
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