Junaid Jamshed has himself admitted committing blasphemy, on his very official Facebook page. When the living person has himself admitted committing blasphemy, it can be well understood that the blasphemy has taken place and it is a fact, not an allegation. Even if it is an allegation, the mere title "Blasphemy" doesn't amount to the conviction of blasphemy, if it were so, the title would be "the conviction of blasphemy", hence mere the title "Blasphemy" will not lend any dent onto the neutrality in question. Further, the words saying that he apologized for it, however emotionally, doesn't absolve him of the fact that he committed the blasphemy (which he himself admitted) and hence the same shall be removed, because they suggest favorable inclination to the living person.