Sami ibrahim

ISLAMABAD – Senior journalist and TV host Sami Ibrahim has been arrested amid ongoing crackdown against PTI leaders, supporters, and even some commentators who supported the defiant leaders. Reports in local media suggest that Islamabad police apprehended Sami Ibrahim from Seventh Avenue however no statement was issued by the federal cops on the high-profile arrest. Sami Ibrahim, who hosts a show on a private TV channel, and is a staunch supporter of Imran Khan and his party, was reportedly held by unidentified men, his family said and lamented that his whereabouts remain unknown. Meanwhile, the family of senior dissident journalist reportedly filed a complaint of abduction at Aabpara Police Station. In the application, the complainant mentioned that unknown people in several vehicles stooped Ibrahim near Sector G-6 at 9pm after he left his office premises and was heading back ro his residence. It said the abductors left the TV host’s driver on the spot and took Sami with them. The family said unknown men also took three mobile phones and car keys belonging. Earlier, federal investigators launched an inquiry against Ibrahim for his ‘anti-state’ statements. He was booked under various sections of the notorious Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), 2016 law which was widely condemned by journalists' bodies and human rights organisations. Sami Ibrahim was also accused of being involved in spreading fake news about state institutions, FIA maintained saying Bol News ancho...

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ISLAMABAD: Senior journalist and TV anchorperson Sami Ibrahim has gone missing from the federal capital, it emerged on Thursday. According to a statement issued by the Islamabad police, efforts are being made for search and recovery of Ibrahim but it would be premature to draw any conclusion yet. The statement added that the police would cooperate with the senior journalist’s family. Meanwhile, in a complaint lodged at Aabpara Police Station by Ibrahim’s brother Ali Raza, the senior journalist was intercepted by four cars near Sixth Avenue, Sector G-6, at around 9pm on Wednesday night after he left his office to head home with his driver. According to the complainant, Ibrahim was forcibly taken by eight to 10 unidentified men, who also took three mobile phones belonging to the driver and the car keys. The news comes amid an aggressive crackdown by the state on the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) leadership, workers and supporters. Media personnel have also come under the ire of the state for speaking in support of the popular political party and/or against violations of civil liberties and judicial rights. Journalist Imran Riaz Khan has been ‘missing’ and his whereabouts remain undisclosed to date, despite clear instructions from the LHC chief justice. Ibrahim’s disappearance has also brought condemnation on social media. “What should the world think of Pakistan where prominent journalists can just disappear like this? Imran Riaz is still missing after 14 days; he was pic...

Senior journalist and TV anchorperson Sami Ibrahim recording his statement at police station on July 9, 2022. SCREENGRAB Senior journalist and TV anchorperson Sami Ibrahim has gone missing from the federal capital, it emerged on Thursday. According to a statement issued by the Islamabad police, efforts are being made for the search and recovery of Ibrahim but it would be premature to draw conclusions yet. The statement added that the police would cooperate with the senior journalist’s family. Read Meanwhile, in a complaint lodged at Aabpara Police Station by Ibrahim’s brother Ali Raza, the senior journalist was intercepted by four cars near Sixth Avenue, Sector G-6, at around 9 pm on Wednesday after he left his office to head home with his driver. According to the complainant, Ibrahim was forcibly taken by eight to 10 unidentified men, who also took three mobile phones belonging to the driver and the car keys. The news comes amid an aggressive crackdown by the state on the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) leadership, workers and supporters. Media personnel has also come under the ire of the state for speaking in support of the popular political party and/or against violations of civil liberties and judicial rights. Journalists Read More Ibrahim’s disappearance has also brought condemnation on social media. “What should the world think of Pakistan where prominent journalists can just disappear like this? Imran Riaz is still missing after 14 days; he was picked up by police ...

According to the indictment, Ibrahim was present at the riots with a "liberty or death" flag. When interviewed by prosecutors, Ibrahim said he had gone to the Capitol to "document the riots for the FBI" with a friend. The same friend (unnamed in the indictment) slammed that version of events. When interviewed, he told prosecutors, "Ibrahim crafted this story ... in an effort to ‘cover his ass'." Ibrahim was interviewed on March 15 in Los Angeles, following which he was fired by the DEA. "I had my badge and gun taken away from me. I was escorted off the premises to my apartment like a criminal, and I was fired after being suspended for two months, for performance issues," he told Carlson. Ibrahim reiterated "I wanted to aid law enforcement that day as best I could," in that interview. He also said he was "treated like a criminal". He rued, "the saddest part about this is I can’t serve my country anymore." Mark Sami Ibrahim poses for a photo on the grounds of the US Capitol in Washington DC on January 6, 2021 (Department of Justice) It is unclear what Ibrahim has been doing since he was fired. He was arrested on July 20 and is scheduled to appear in court the same day. He posed for photos at the Capitol, taken by his friend, and even uploaded some of them to a WhatsApp chat with other law enforcement officers. The photos clearly show him flashing his badge and gun. In the March 15 interview though, he claimed, "I had my creds. I had my firearm and my badge on me . . . But ne...

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Sami Ibrahim’s family and the journalism community breathed a sigh of relief when he came home after being missing for a week. The determined TV show host and ardent Imran Khan supporter Sami Ibrahim has reportedly moved back home. His account tweeted Alhamdulilah, which is Arabic for “praise be to Allah,” and a picture of him in a hospital bed is going viral online. The Bol TV host has returned home, the journalist Siddique Jan reported, and he expressed the hope that Imran Riaz would return soon. Sami Ibrahim was captured last week by unidentified individuals in the nation’s federal capital, according to his family’s police report. According to reports, the family of a senior dissident journalist reported the abduction to the Aabpara Police Station. In the complaint, the complainant claimed that at around 9 o’clock, as Ibrahim was leaving his office and returning to his home, unidentified individuals in several vehicles stopped him near Sector G-6. According to the report, the kidnappers took Sami with them after leaving the TV host’s driver alone. Three mobile phones and the family’s car keys, they claimed, were also taken by unidentified men. Ibrahim was previously the target of a federal investigation because of his “anti-state” remarks. He was charged with violating several provisions of the infamous Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), a 2016 law that was roundly denounced by organizations representing journalists and human rights. Sami Ibrahim was additional...

Sami Ibrahim is a Pakistani Journalist and Anchor person. Journalist Sami Ibrahim Biography, age, wife, family, Wikipedia, and anchor show details. He is a well-known Pakistani journalist. He has worked with various media groups and also shared his views on his own YouTube channel. Here we have Anchor Sami Ibrahim complete biography, age, education, wife, family, and journalist Wikipedia.