News latest breaking stories : Journalism is Unsecured in Pakistan

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(Quetta)----According to news latest breaking stories, A private t.v channel's reporter Musa Khan Khail killed by some unknown terrorists while he was going to the way toward matta which is under control of Talibans.As per news latest breaking stories, this is the first unexpected reaction came after the agreement to impose Shariah system between govt. and talibans. As per sources and news latest breaking stories, when everyone was happy and celebrating for the Shariah system is going to impose and according to the news latest breaking stories, President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari also showed his willingness upon Shariah system imposing in Swat Valley for peace purpose, but suddenly the killing of a journalist made everyone sad,unhappy and sorrowful.
According to news latest breaking stories Musa Khan Khail was a brave journalist and he kept reporting while the circumstances was abnormal and unsecured in Swat Valley. He joined the private channel 'Geo' on 21 May, 2007.
According to last received news latest breaking stories President Asif Ali Zardari,Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gillani and all political parties,groups and also unpolitical persons hardly condemned for this kind of terrorism. As per news latest breaking stories, Ministry of Information Sherry Rehman stated that Government of Pakistan will totally support Musa's family.
As per news latest breaking stories, Musa Khan Khel's brother and his closest friend said that he was not having any enemy in his life, but he was getting threats from last three or four days and as per advise of his closest friend to report to police, he showed ignorance.
All journalists and journalism associations announced for a protest call till the arrest of criminals.
As per news latest breaking stories jounalists and all journalism associations stated that this is fourth time as a journalist killed, which is an open attack on jounalism freedom and it will not be beared now.