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Ms. Nootan Sharma delves into the IPS officer’s personal life in order to portray him as a villain. Whether that’s true or not, fact remains that the officer was just doing his duty at Falta. He was doing what was expected of him – the ECI has appointed him as an Observer fir a reason. Not for nothing.
The strangest part of this article is that Ms. Sharma does not delve into the personal life and history of Jahangir Khan – the TMC candidate from Falta.
Mr. Khan is a well known criminal – acting with impunity for the last decade or more. All thanks to the blessings of Abhishek Banerjee. Even police officials are afraid of him and avoid crossing paths with him. There are countless charges against him including rapes, murders and kidnappings.
Of course Mr. Khan is a darling of the TMC establishment and has been given the ticket for Falta.
One can understand why ThePrint would not be comfortable in telling the whole truth. After all, it’s ‘un-hyphenated journalism’ at it’s very best.
Ms. Nootan Sharma delves into the IPS officer’s personal life in order to portray him as a villain. Whether that’s true or not, fact remains that the officer was just doing his duty at Falta. He was doing what was expected of him – the ECI has appointed him as an Observer fir a reason. Not for nothing.
The strangest part of this article is that Ms. Sharma does not delve into the personal life and history of Jahangir Khan – the TMC candidate from Falta.
Mr. Khan is a well known criminal – acting with impunity for the last decade or more. All thanks to the blessings of Abhishek Banerjee. Even police officials are afraid of him and avoid crossing paths with him. There are countless charges against him including rapes, murders and kidnappings.
Of course Mr. Khan is a darling of the TMC establishment and has been given the ticket for Falta.
One can understand why ThePrint would not be comfortable in telling the whole truth. After all, it’s ‘un-hyphenated journalism’ at it’s very best.