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The Print is always biased while expressing its views. It neither takes a balanced nor a neutral approach. That’s the reason many key points are ignored in the above article.
If an ambulance goes to cooper hospital with a half-dead body with foul play or murder it is deemed suicide. Standard operating procedure in the manuals of the hospital. And for Bombay police all they need is 2 minutes to declare it to be case of suicide. Standard Operating Procedure for criminal cases. Wow we call that gold standard and compare with Scotland Yard. What have we become? I don’t have any word for it other than profanity.
Just the way you are allowed to have an opinion on this issue. Everyone has an opinion and the right questions are being asked. Finally people are standing up to bullshit! if you have nothing constructive, please shut up and step aside. irresponsible journalism!
How conveniently the writer has ignored touching upon the suspicious circumstances under which Shushant died. Absolutely no mention of that. The fact that it’s over a month and Mumbai Police didn’t lodge aany FIR , despite being given S.O.S in february is astonishing. How royally the writer has ignored so many unanswered questions. I guess this is how world works. People are flawed , baised and write what they want to write, see what they want to write, not necessarily what the truth is.
The author forgets to take note of the situation of a trend being set by Mumbai Police in not cooperating Bihar police at all thereby leaving the issue open for a just reciprocation. Imagine a criminal from Mumbai getting shelter in Bihar and the fate of the Mumbai police investigation team there in Bihar to get reciprocated in a similar manner . In fact it is a good news for the criminals to thrive in animosity between the state polices .
Conversation on clinical depression and mental health issues of Sushant case will remain a lost case for ever.
The Print is always biased while expressing its views. It neither takes a balanced nor a neutral approach. That’s the reason many key points are ignored in the above article.
If an ambulance goes to cooper hospital with a half-dead body with foul play or murder it is deemed suicide. Standard operating procedure in the manuals of the hospital. And for Bombay police all they need is 2 minutes to declare it to be case of suicide. Standard Operating Procedure for criminal cases. Wow we call that gold standard and compare with Scotland Yard. What have we become? I don’t have any word for it other than profanity.
Just the way you are allowed to have an opinion on this issue. Everyone has an opinion and the right questions are being asked. Finally people are standing up to bullshit! if you have nothing constructive, please shut up and step aside. irresponsible journalism!
How conveniently the writer has ignored touching upon the suspicious circumstances under which Shushant died. Absolutely no mention of that. The fact that it’s over a month and Mumbai Police didn’t lodge aany FIR , despite being given S.O.S in february is astonishing. How royally the writer has ignored so many unanswered questions. I guess this is how world works. People are flawed , baised and write what they want to write, see what they want to write, not necessarily what the truth is.
Biased one dimensional writing as always!!!
The author forgets to take note of the situation of a trend being set by Mumbai Police in not cooperating Bihar police at all thereby leaving the issue open for a just reciprocation. Imagine a criminal from Mumbai getting shelter in Bihar and the fate of the Mumbai police investigation team there in Bihar to get reciprocated in a similar manner . In fact it is a good news for the criminals to thrive in animosity between the state polices .
Conversation on clinical depression and mental health issues of Sushant case will remain a lost case for ever.