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It’s easy to understand why the government can’t speak the hard truth. When this war ends, as all wars do, India’s interests will lie with both the winner and the loser.
The joke is that the so called liberal journalists thought of Nasim Zehra as a moderate. Anyone who is remotely familiar with her reporting knows how communal and anti India she is. To put things into context, she gaslighted General Bajwa along with Hamid Mir to stop the peace process initiated after the ceasefire agreement.
Not surprised at all these given the bias exhibited by the usual suspects present in the group, but I am incredibly stunned at the naivete of many of them. And at the hypocrisy. Mrs Malhotra makes a point about Noida based journalists often but then we learn that she is trying to “in solidarity” with individuals of questionable repute as Nasim Zehra.
After years of parroting their propaganda, slandering the state and many more questionable acts (these are all different from criticism and questioning the government), I could not think of any low points for this band of journos. Until I read that they consider themselves as likeminded comrades of Nasim Zehra.
The joke is that the so called liberal journalists thought of Nasim Zehra as a moderate. Anyone who is remotely familiar with her reporting knows how communal and anti India she is. To put things into context, she gaslighted General Bajwa along with Hamid Mir to stop the peace process initiated after the ceasefire agreement.
Not surprised at all these given the bias exhibited by the usual suspects present in the group, but I am incredibly stunned at the naivete of many of them. And at the hypocrisy. Mrs Malhotra makes a point about Noida based journalists often but then we learn that she is trying to “in solidarity” with individuals of questionable repute as Nasim Zehra.
After years of parroting their propaganda, slandering the state and many more questionable acts (these are all different from criticism and questioning the government), I could not think of any low points for this band of journos. Until I read that they consider themselves as likeminded comrades of Nasim Zehra.