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Hasan Raheem applauds Pakistani media’s grace as compare to India

Hasan Raheem applauds Pakistani media’s grace as compare to India

  • Singer Hasan Raheem praised Pakistan's respectful reporting during the heightened tensions.
  • Pakistani news channels maintained a balanced narrative, avoiding provocation.
  • This restraint has earned global admiration for Pakistan's journalistic ethics.
While segments of Indian media resorted to inflammatory language and sensationalism, Pakistani media held its ground with professionalism and composure, and the world took notice.

Renowned singer Hasan Raheem was among those who publicly appreciated Pakistan’s dignified media response during a time of heightened tension between the two countries. “Where others chose to shout, Pakistan spoke calmly,” he shared on social media, adding that respectful reporting speaks volumes about a nation’s values.

In contrast to the aggressive tone adopted by many Indian outlets, Pakistani news channels maintained a balanced and respectful narrative, avoiding provocation. This restraint has earned admiration globally, with observers praising Pakistan’s journalistic ethics.

Pakistan’s media chose dialogue over drama,” said a senior media expert.

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