Pakistani journalist accused of killing Arabs of Asian hobra bustard in Pakistan

Islamabad
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has demanded an independent inquiry into the killing of Najim Jokiyo, a video reporter from Karachi, the capital of Pakistan’s Sindh province. According to reports, Nazim said in his video report that Arabs were coming to Pakistan to hunt from the Gulf. The RSF says those behind the murder of a journalist should be identified and brought to justice.

In a video posted on the internet, Nazim said, ‘I am not afraid. I have been receiving threats and will not apologize. His body was recovered a few hours later with signs of beatings and torture. His body was found on November 3 at 2:30 pm in Malir, the eastern district of Karachi. Jogio said he had received threats in connection with an earlier video posted on the Internet. It consisted of hunters arranging a hunting party for ‘foreign guests’.
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According to the RSF report, the video ends when a person approaches the camera and catches him threatening him. Jokhio created the video with the aim of drawing attention to the endangered species of Asian Hubara Bustard. Hunting of bustard birds is officially banned in Pakistan. However, this is only allowed for members of the Arab royal family. Jogio covered up the arrival of several “foreign guests” to reveal the whole thing.

The Pakistani leader had invited the journalist home
The report said he reached the Jangshahi area at the invitation of Sindh legislator Jam Owais Kohram Jokio. After several threats, the Pakistani leader invited Jokio to his home. Arrived here in Ohio on the afternoon of November 2nd. It was the last time those who saw it in person saw it alive. Police say they have arrested two men on suspicion of murdering Nazim Jokio.