It is the turn of the Indian media to be at the receiving end with Pakistan issuing an advisory to its pressmen asking them "not to follow the Indian media that is driven by crass commercialisation" while covering
"In the wake of Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi incidents, media is expected to cover the events with utmost professional responsibility...
"Pakistan media needs to follow the example of professional handling of Brussels attacks by international media rather than following in the footsteps of Indian media that is driven by crass commercialisation," Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority said in an advisory.
The advisory was scoffed at by Indian journalists, some of whom described it as "ironical".
However, after the new broke out #AbusiveJournalists trended on Twitter on Wednesday morning.
#AbusiveJournalists is trending...one more big achievement for Indian Media..
— Paresh Rawal (@Babu_Bhaiyaa) March 30, 2016
#AbusiveJournalists awards 2016
— Nikhil Sapre (@Nikhil_s147) March 30, 2016
Lead Male: Rajdeep
Lead Female: Barkha
Hindi:Ravish
Regional: Nikhil Wagle
Comedian: Sagarika
Producer: NDTV
Shame on @vineetjaintimes for employing #AbusiveJournalists who slander Hindu religion & make sexist statements pic.twitter.com/0lJaYejl7L
— Mirror of India (@anilkapur_) March 30, 2016
#AbusiveJournalists =VerbalTerroist against Hindus in d name ofNews
— SKY (@blue21sky) March 30, 2016
& Every debate of them ends upbashing Hindus pic.twitter.com/iXRaxh6jvB