Truth Wire has acknowledged an editorial error regarding content aired during its 10th Muharram transmission, “Safar-e-Ishq”, saying the footage neither reflected its editorial stance nor its policy of respecting the widely accepted beliefs and religious sensitivities of the Muslim Ummah.
In a statement, the broadcaster said the programme had depicted certain rituals practised by a limited number of people in Iraq and some other Middle Eastern countries. It clarified that the footage merely portrayed local customs and was never intended to represent, endorse, or promote any broader religious viewpoint.
Truth Wire said the material was neither produced by the channel nor aired with any deliberate intent or objective.
The broadcaster reiterated that it remains firmly committed to its policy of respecting the widely accepted beliefs and sensitivities of the Muslim Ummah, adding that the inclusion of the footage did not reflect its editorial position or institutional ideology.
It said the relevant content was removed immediately after the issue came to light, while prompt action was taken against those involved in its inclusion.
Truth Wire further stated that clarifications and an apology had been aired before the public reaction emerged.
The channel expressed regret over any distress caused and reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the highest standards of religious respect.
2026-06-28 15:40:00
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