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The Print is giving undue coverage to this incident. I have already seen quite a few articles on the arrest of this Islamist professor.
This stands in sharp contrast to The Print’s coverage of the anti-Hindu riots carried out by Islamists in Murshidabad. Days after the incidents had happened, The Print managed to publish two, at most three, articles on the egregious anti-Hindu pogroms (one of them by Sourav Barman, the other a photo-article). And it was shameless enough to not publish even a single editorial on this issue. The massive displacement of Hindu families from Murshidabad to Malda in search of safety was not even reported on.
One can easily imagine how the editorial board would have fulminated if the victims of the riots were Muslims. Just because they happened to be Hindus, things were brushed under the carpet.
Such instances show us, the regular readers of The Print, how genuine Mr. Shekhar Gupta’s claim of “un-hyphenated journalism” is.
The Print is giving undue coverage to this incident. I have already seen quite a few articles on the arrest of this Islamist professor.
This stands in sharp contrast to The Print’s coverage of the anti-Hindu riots carried out by Islamists in Murshidabad. Days after the incidents had happened, The Print managed to publish two, at most three, articles on the egregious anti-Hindu pogroms (one of them by Sourav Barman, the other a photo-article). And it was shameless enough to not publish even a single editorial on this issue. The massive displacement of Hindu families from Murshidabad to Malda in search of safety was not even reported on.
One can easily imagine how the editorial board would have fulminated if the victims of the riots were Muslims. Just because they happened to be Hindus, things were brushed under the carpet.
Such instances show us, the regular readers of The Print, how genuine Mr. Shekhar Gupta’s claim of “un-hyphenated journalism” is.