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Ms. Antara Baruah, for a change, why don’t you report on the atrocious anti-Hindu pogroms carried out in Murshidabad in recent days.
Nobody got attacked in Karnal and yet you have latched on to this news and decided to write an article on it.
But three innocent lives were lost in Murshidabad riots and thousands of Hindus had to flee from their homes fearing for their lives – yet you did not bother to investigate and write on it.
Is this an example of your much touted “un-hyphenated journalism”?
Ms. Antara Baruah, for a change, why don’t you report on the atrocious anti-Hindu pogroms carried out in Murshidabad in recent days.
Nobody got attacked in Karnal and yet you have latched on to this news and decided to write an article on it.
But three innocent lives were lost in Murshidabad riots and thousands of Hindus had to flee from their homes fearing for their lives – yet you did not bother to investigate and write on it.
Is this an example of your much touted “un-hyphenated journalism”?