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Court asks Congress leaders including Ragini Nayak, Pawan Khera to delete misleading posts on Rajat Sharma: Here is how legal portals and Congress twisted...
Moreover, the court also directed Ragini Nayak, Jairam Ramesh and Pawan Khera not to post the video clip in question or post anything about the IndiaTV debate held on 4th June featuring Rajat Sharma, until a final decision by the court.
‘Over-sensationalisation and false depiction of facts’: Delhi HC orders removal of SM posts claiming Rajat Sharma abused Congress leader on TV
Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Jairam Ramesh, and Pawan Khera, were asked to remove posts accusing journalist Rajat Sharma of abusing and using foul language against Nayak on live television.
Rajat Sharma’s response to Congress’ accusations and the slowed down video of the segment: What he really said
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OpIndia's analysis showed that it is evident that there is a small gap when Rajat Sharma was speaking in a low voice. Furthermore, which might look like abusive word to some people, in reality he was saying "Kya baat karein, chhodo", which means "what to say, leave it".
‘Absolutely false’: India TV warns Congress leaders against spreading fake news about Rajat Sharma, vows to take legal action
On Monday (10th June), Congress spokesperson Ragini Nayak took to X (formerly Twitter) to allege that Rajat Sharma had verbally abused her on air during a live debate.
Minor Muslim girls being sold to old Arab men to get food for family: Hyderabad BJP candidate Madhavi Latha makes alarming revelations
BJP leader Madhavi Latha divulged that Pasmanada Muslims live in an extremely poor economic condition in Hyderabad.
India TV’s Rajat Sharma vs Gautam Gambhir: An old rivalry revived following Kohli-Gambhir spat
Gautam Gambhir was one of the government-nominated directors on the DDCA Apex Council when Rajat Sharma won the elections and ruled Delhi cricket for that short while.
Leftist organisations instigated farmers in the name of Sikhism and Guru Govind Singh to participate in protests: Suggest reports
An India TV report alleges that political parties have been resorting to lies and propaganda to mislead farmers against the farm laws
