Authorities in upstate New York are barring press from attending the arraignment of Hadi Matar, the New Jersey guy accused of the stabbing of creator Salman Rushdie.

Matar, 24, is scheduled to be arraigned at Chautauqua County Jail early Saturday, the place he was once transferred from the New York State Police barracks in Jamestown after the Friday assault.

Matar allegedly rushed the degree the place Rushdie was about to present a lecture on freedom of expression on the Chautauqua Institution.

Rushdie is on a ventilator at UPMC Hamot in close by Erie, Pennsylvania, and might lose an eye fixed, in line with experiences.

A spokesman for the New York State Unified Court System instructed The Post that the county prison isn’t arrange for press attendance.

“This is a the town and village court docket,” stated Lucian Chalfen. “In that county the central location occurs to be the prison. It is as much as the Sheriff to house if he can.”

Chautauqua County Warden Matthew Stuczynski denied The Post and the Associated Press access to the general public court docket continuing, bringing up the “security and safety and just right operating order of the ability.”