In a series of tweets, Raza accused Dawn CEO Hameed Haroon of the assault and said his allegations were in no way related to the newspaper but to give strength to other victims of sexual assault.
The latest move comes after the daily published ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's controversial remarks on the deadly 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
Leading Pakistani newspaper Dawn on Wednesday rejected allegations of vested interest and false reporting and demanded that the government should at once lift a travel ban on its journalist.
Pakistan’s leading daily is facing the heat for publishing a news report about the military and ISI with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ordering authorities to take stern action against those responsible for publishing a fabricated story.
Nawaz Sharif has warned the powerful army in no uncertain terms to crackdown on terrorists and directed authorities to conclude the Mumbai attack trial and the probe into the Pathankot terror attack
Islamabad: Pakistan should take "reciprocal steps" if it is proved that Pakistanis were involved in the terror attack on the IAF base in Punjab, a leading newspaper said on Monday."If Pakistani nationals are found to
Islamabad, May 19: A Pakistani journalist was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in the restive southwest Balochistan province, the fourth scribe to be killed in as many months in the country ranked by UNESCO as
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