Journalist reporting 'the rental supporters' has been killed in Pakistan.

By Salman Shehzad
The body of a journalist, Aziz Memon was found from an irrigation waterway on Sunday in the Sindh Provence of Pakistan.
Aziz, who was associated with Sindhi TV channel KTN News and Sindhi-language daily Kawish Memon was allegedly strangled to death near Mehrabpur town of Naushahro Feroze district on Sunday.
Hafiz Memon, brother of the slain journalist, told local media that Aziz had left to cover a story in a nearby village with his camera man, Owais Qureshi, on Sunday morning. Some hours later, his body was found, tied with an electric wire, in an irrigation outlet near the town.

Some months ago Aziz has released a video massage,
claiming that he and his family reciving life threats from high level police officers including Senior Superintendent of Police District, Noshero Feroz, because of a story he covered about 'rented supporters' in a political rally of Pakistan People's Party. In his vedio he appealed for protection. 
 Journalist organisations and unions have condemned the killing and called for a thorough investigation into the incident.

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