Pak security stop journalists from entering Kasab's village

November 21, 2012 18:57

And at Faridkot village, Pakistani security and intelligence agencies today barred journalists and television cameramen from entering Ajmal Kasab's hometown in Punjab province.

The security personnel, who were in plain clothes and pretended to be villagers, stopped reporters from entering Faridkot village, located 150 km from the Punjab capital of Lahore, several journalists said.

The personnel tried to snatch cameras from crews of some TV news channels and manhandled them when they argued they had come to Faridkot to film and interview Kasab's neighbours.

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