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Essentially, the hyper activists and other opposition leaders are toeing the Pakistani propaganda line.

The celebrity singer is not unfamiliar with controversies

It is not clear why Gupta, who just days ago claimed that protests in Kashmir will be Pakistan's best hope is now urging the government to lift restrictions and allow protests.

If things haven't gotten better since 1993, one tends to believe there's much more to BBC's propaganda than mere incompetence.

Earlier, an ‘intellectual’ from Pakistan has endorsed genocide against Hindus in Kashmir following the abrogation of Article 370.

Government of India has asked Al-Jazeera and BBC to produce evidence of their claim of large scale protests and violence in Jammu and Kashmir.

Earlier, in an interview with one Pakistani blogger, Farhan Virk who calls himself a part of ‘Team IK’ (Team Imran Khan), former Pakistan High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit had revealed that he had managed to influence Shobhaa De.

Abdul Basit revealed that he had influenced Shobhaa De into peddling the Pakistani narrative in an article, advocating for a plebiscite in Kashmir

Fair's hatred for Hinduism can be inferred from the casual 'gaushala' and 'cow' jibe, which is something even the Pulwama terrorist who killed 40 CRPF soldiers in February this year, mentioned in his video which was released post the attack.

An 'intellectual' from Pakistan endorses genocide of Hindus in Kashmir because India abrogated Article 370

The article Abdul Basit was referring to presumably was written by Shobhaa De in July 2016, after the encounter of Kashmiri terrorist Burhan Wani

Many people, including political leaders, media portals and individuals with vested interests have been indulging in blatant fear-mongering and spreading of misinformation regarding the situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

In one of the segments of The Media Rumble, Vinod Kapri, who was the former editor of TV9 Bharatvarsh accidentally admitted that one of his reporters had quit his job after he was forced to do anti-Modi stories.

Desperate times seem to have called for desperate measures for NDTV

Freelance journalist Prashant Kanojia was once associated with the ultra-left wing propaganda site, 'The Wire'

In this article, we look at instances when NDTV's anti-India reportage and statements made by its journalists have been at odds with Indian national interests.

Kashmir Times Executive Editor Anuradha Bhasin files writ petition in Supreme Court against "information blackout" in Kashmir valley

Various media outlets have reported falsely that Chief Minister of Haryana ML Khattar was talking about bringing Kashmiri girls to Haryana for marriage

Bengaluru Commissioner Bhaskar Rao is now under the scanner for using power brokers close to the Congress party to get himself a job. The Print released the transcript, but not without adding its own lies

NDTV founders Prannoy Roy and his wife, Radhika Roy, were prevented from leaving the country on Friday, the channel claims.

The Modi government recently took a bold decision, revoking the special status accorded to Jammu and Kashmir by effectively abrogating Article 370

The New York Times said that US and China shouldn’t let Kashmir become a pawn in their ongoing disputes

Basically, NDTV has blamed Pakistan for doing things they themselves have been doing with news. NDTV has been caught several times spreading blatant fake news and misleading people by taking statements out of context and distortion of facts.

Pakistan's ruling party PTI has endorsed NDTV by sharing a video clip from one of their shows where they claim the people of Kashmir are waiting for the curfew to lift so they can 'show' India what they feel, hinting violence and riots.

In his show, Jain attempted to stage an interview with one of the Kashmiri Pandits, Upendra Kaul to push a narrative that Kashmiri Pandit community is unhappy about the scrapping of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir.

In the Kashmir map displayed by The Wire, the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir including areas like Srinagar etc were labelled as "Indian Occupied Part".

IndiaTimes took a comment by actor Ranveer Shorey against the Congress government opposing abrogation of Article 370 and said that he 'slammed' the Modi government instead

The fact that Jammu and Kashmir is now a part of India without any riders and conditions has taken the ones who never wanted to bring a solution to the Kashmir issue by surprise.

Shekhar Gupta's The Print resorted to peddling false news after it claimed that the Modi government had briefed the US about its plans to scrap Article 370 twice.

SAT upholds SEBI fine on NDTV, Prannoy, Radhika Roy and Vikram Chandra for violation of listing and disclosure norms