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Vanadana Keelor the Times of India’s Gautam Budhnagar correspondent why was she selected and targeted by the women attackers in mob yesterday morning in Dadri ?
Vanadana Keelor the Times of India's Gautam Budhnagar correspondent why was she selected and targeted by the women attackers in mob yesterday morning in Dadri ?
Fascism in operation : Media and democratic rights under attack by fascist agents of BJP and Sangh parivar backed by Modi government in Dadri...silence them at any cost. Media reports Dadri mob violation of 144 by women and men to attack media personnel after Modi governments minister Mahesh Sharma local MP yesterday blamed media for biased reporting against Hindus....Media attacked by Dadri mob ...Modi and fascist forces using religious sentiments to instigate them to attack media and supporters of lynched victim Mohammed Akhlaq and his family....
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The goons under Togadia and Yogi Adityanath have already reached Dadri - Bisada well armed to support locals in attacking police and media personnel plus the supporters of Victims family.TOI team even reported that fearing all this the Airforce chief has action plan to take the Victims family to safer location.Were the 100 odd women in mob from the team of Togadia and Yogi Adityanath trained in warfare dressed as locals...? Most probably yes as the methodology and the pattern suggests.
The attack on Vandana Keelor was an identified attack to silence her voice...and also the media's voice ...but the Almighty saved her and she filed two stories detailing the attack thus exposing the entire conspiracy.Below are the two stories filed in today's edition.
After Mahesh's barb, journalists attacked http://timesofindia.
GREATER NOIDA: A mob of nearly 100 women pelted stones at media personnel reporting on the lynching of Mohammad Akhlaq and tried to chase them away from Bisada village on Saturday, accusing the journalists of covering only "one side of the story".
Some journalists, including women, were shoved around and their equipment damaged. One of the stones flung by the mob hit this TOI reporter on the back of the neck. A cameraman with a TV news channel was also hurt. A vehicle belonging to a TV crew was vandalized.
The attack on journalists came a day after local MP Mahesh Sharma, who is also a minister in the Modi government, accused the media of fanning communal flames.
The disquiet in this Dadri village was evident as early as 8.30 am when media crews started arriving to cover Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's visit to the victim's house. Within a few minutes, villagers started gathering in numbers, most of them women. Suddenly, they started attacking outdoor broadcasting vans and vehicles of media crews. They also tried to snatch cameras and other equipment. When the journalists resisted, they were pushed around. With the police refusing to be anything more than spectators, the mob grew more restive. Sensing the anger, some journalists started running. That was when the mob started chasing and throwing stones at them. For well over a kilometre, they remained on the scribes' heels before the cops finally intervened.
There was another attack on the media later in the day when an NDTV crew was attacked soon after it crossed a police check-post while following Kejriwal's convoy. The mob forced open the front door of the vehicle and hit the cameraperson. The vehicle's windscreen and windows were smashed. Here, too, the police did not intervene.
According to reports, some cops were allegedly heard telling local women on Saturday morning that the only way to get rid of the media was to chase them out of Bisada. The women were purportedly unhappy at some media channels labelling the temple megaphone from where the announcement that Akhlaq's family had cow meat was made a 'Khooni loudspeaker'. Besides, the women were unhappy that the police had rounded up all men above 18 years in the aftermath of the lynching. Villagers also said anger was brewing in the village since Sharma's visit on Friday.
Gautam Budh Nagar SSP Kiran S and senior police and district administration officials were present in the village when the journalists were attacked.
'The mob chased me for 2km, hit me with stone' http://timesofindia.
I reached Bisada around 8.15 on Saturday morning to cover Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's visit. The attack by the mob began barely 15 minutes later. I was standing with fellow journalists near Mohammad Akhlaq's house when some women came and tried to push me away. They did the same to others. I tried to explain I was merely doing my job but they wouldn't listen.
Sensing the threat, journalists, TV crews and photographers started running in various directions to protect themselves. I did the same. But the mob stayed on our heels as we ran through the winding lanes of Bisada. For nearly 2 kilometres.
As I ran, a stone flung by someone in the mob hit me. Luckily, it missed my head and hit the back of my neck. Stunned and slowed by the impact, I realized the mob was closing in and I could soon be trapped in a situation where I may not be able to safely retreat. With such a large violent crowd behind me, I had no time to think. I spotted a temple nearby and ran into it, pleading with some local men present there for help.
But the women followed me and surrounded me once again. I was pushed around again even as the men tried to help me and push the women back. In that moment, I realized what Akhlaq, who was lynched by a violent mob on September 28, and his 22-year old son Danish, who was also beaten up and is now in hospital, must have felt when they were attacked. Luckily for me, two lady constables appeared on the scene to rescue me. The women cops then escorted me to the outskirts of the village.
I went back to the village later when the Delhi chief minister visited. But I was %attacked a second time soon after Kejriwal's convoy left the village, by another group of women. But this time, %district superintendent of police (crime branch) Vishwajeet Srivastava was in the vicinity and came to my rescue immediately.
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Another News Channel News 24 has reported that the poojari in question has gone under ground because he is the same fellow who made provocative hate speeches from Mandirs leading to religious whipping up of sentiments of Hindus resulting in planned Muzzaffarnagar and Saharanpur killings.
The UP administration it seems is helpless before these fascists? Or is it helping them ? We condemn these attacks ON THE FREEDOM OF PRESS and extend our whole heartily support to our fellow colleague's in executing their duties,even at the risk of their life's. Only 50 km far Modi the Nero is busy changing clothes every two hours...we appeal to all Organization of Journalists to stage protests and write letters to International community to draw their attention to open assault to all kinds of freedom by state sponsored forces.
Demonstrations must be taken to PM house so huge that PM must be forced to make a statement and must be forced to expel those who are openly involved in attack on Akhlaq and the women Journalist of TOI Vandana Keelor and other media persons attacked at Bisada Village.Public must be mobilized and courts must be moved it is high time that we can let India be destroyed by these forces.They are few and we are 99.9% do not let them divide our strength.
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