Life imprisonment for three of the six accused in the Kathua child gang rape-murder case has come after a year. Though justice has been done, but it calls for deep reflection about how a child’s rape was polarised into a Hindu vs Muslim, Jammu vs Valley and Hindu pride issue.
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Even journalists also need to be mended and accounted for ,we are aware of the credentials of Indian judiciary , don’t quote some biased narration of judiciary
This is a new facet of nationalism. Wrapping the corpse of Mohamed Akhlaq’s murderer with the national flag. Holding the tricolour proudly aloft while marching in solidarity with the violators of Asifa.
Even journalists also need to be mended and accounted for ,we are aware of the credentials of Indian judiciary , don’t quote some biased narration of judiciary
This is a new facet of nationalism. Wrapping the corpse of Mohamed Akhlaq’s murderer with the national flag. Holding the tricolour proudly aloft while marching in solidarity with the violators of Asifa.
Even journalists also need to be mended and accounted for ,we are aware of the credentials of Indian judiciary , don’t quote some biased narration of judiciary
This is a new facet of nationalism. Wrapping the corpse of Mohamed Akhlaq’s murderer with the national flag. Holding the tricolour proudly aloft while marching in solidarity with the violators of Asifa.