It is a matter of utter shame and shocking that Instead of appreciating and encouraging the police personnel, who risking their own life, were able to arrest Chatradhar Mahato, the dreaded anti-national Maoist terrorist responsible for the gruesome murder of hundreds of innocents, eviction of thousands of people and plunder and torching of their houses in Lalgarh and Jangalmahal areas of West Bengal, some politically motivated media in West Bengal have raised their voice against the so-called “cunning manner” in which he has been detained. They also make a hue and cry saying that their noble profession has been tarnished.
We would like to remind them the following incidents where the journalists and others had worked in the guise of other professions while performing their duties.
(1) The reporters of Tehalka.Com in the guise of arms dealers representing a fake company named “West End Company” had exposed through sting operation how corruption occurs in high places in the purchase of arms and ammunitions for the country.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(2) Some media reporters in the guise of few personnel representing an NGO were able to show Md. Ilias, CPI MLA in West Bengal, accepting bribe in the Legislatures’ Hostel in Kolkata.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(3) Shri Arindam Acharya, a Police Officer of South 24, Parganas, was able to arrest dreaded dacoits in the guise of folk singers.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(4) Similarly, in the guise of Cables Suppliers of a reputed cable company police officers of Hooghly were successful in arresting robbers stealing cables of 132 KV High Tension Line supplying energy from Bandel Thermal Power Station.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(5) In the guise of civilians, the special team of C.B.I. from Delhi had arrested notorious Partha Sarathi Bose, DSP, CBI, West Bengal while accepting bribe.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(6) Many antinational terrorists and terrorists including Maoists were able to escape police in the guise of reporters. In some cases, the media also reportedly helped them to get away in the guise of media personnel.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(7) In the world history one can see how people in the guise of other professions were able to save the country, the society and the people. These heroic accounts are written in golden letters.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
Every single news and reporting in the media of West Bengal in respect of CPI (M) and the Left Front Govboernment is based on exaggerations, distortions of fact, slanderous campaign, untruthfulness, defamatory, derogatory and misleading imputations, inaccuracy, partiality, unfairness and indecency. If Hitler and/or his Propaganda Minister Dr. Joseph Goebbels were alive, they would have hung their heads in shame and traumatized to see that their successors in the media of the state have reached very far-off surpassing them in all matters of fraudulency, deception, dishonesty, distortion of facts, manufacture and concoction of false & fake news and reports, slanderous campaign, unfairness and what not.
It is not the police personnel who have tarnished the image of the noble profession of journalism. It is some hypocrite media in West Bengal who are the greatest enemies of the dignified profession of journalism. They have already tarnished the image of journalism in the estimation of the people by their dishonest and fraudulency. To tell the truth, they have already lowered the coffin of journalism into the grave.
So, neither the state nor the country needs any advice from them in any matter.
We would like to remind them the following incidents where the journalists and others had worked in the guise of other professions while performing their duties.
(1) The reporters of Tehalka.Com in the guise of arms dealers representing a fake company named “West End Company” had exposed through sting operation how corruption occurs in high places in the purchase of arms and ammunitions for the country.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(2) Some media reporters in the guise of few personnel representing an NGO were able to show Md. Ilias, CPI MLA in West Bengal, accepting bribe in the Legislatures’ Hostel in Kolkata.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(3) Shri Arindam Acharya, a Police Officer of South 24, Parganas, was able to arrest dreaded dacoits in the guise of folk singers.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(4) Similarly, in the guise of Cables Suppliers of a reputed cable company police officers of Hooghly were successful in arresting robbers stealing cables of 132 KV High Tension Line supplying energy from Bandel Thermal Power Station.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(5) In the guise of civilians, the special team of C.B.I. from Delhi had arrested notorious Partha Sarathi Bose, DSP, CBI, West Bengal while accepting bribe.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(6) Many antinational terrorists and terrorists including Maoists were able to escape police in the guise of reporters. In some cases, the media also reportedly helped them to get away in the guise of media personnel.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
(7) In the world history one can see how people in the guise of other professions were able to save the country, the society and the people. These heroic accounts are written in golden letters.
Nobody ever said that their profession has been tarnished.
Every single news and reporting in the media of West Bengal in respect of CPI (M) and the Left Front Govboernment is based on exaggerations, distortions of fact, slanderous campaign, untruthfulness, defamatory, derogatory and misleading imputations, inaccuracy, partiality, unfairness and indecency. If Hitler and/or his Propaganda Minister Dr. Joseph Goebbels were alive, they would have hung their heads in shame and traumatized to see that their successors in the media of the state have reached very far-off surpassing them in all matters of fraudulency, deception, dishonesty, distortion of facts, manufacture and concoction of false & fake news and reports, slanderous campaign, unfairness and what not.
It is not the police personnel who have tarnished the image of the noble profession of journalism. It is some hypocrite media in West Bengal who are the greatest enemies of the dignified profession of journalism. They have already tarnished the image of journalism in the estimation of the people by their dishonest and fraudulency. To tell the truth, they have already lowered the coffin of journalism into the grave.
So, neither the state nor the country needs any advice from them in any matter.
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