The whole exercise seems so contrived that it looks completely stage managed. Consider the players in this drama that is being played out, ostensibly to shock the country and raise the war cry against "saffron vandalism".
Tehelka, a failed at "whatever he has done" organisation has pompously proclaimed themselves as upholders of truth. Hindustan Times, supposedly, at the forefront of fair journalism, but in reality the worst offender. Third is Mutalik the self crowned of Hindu interests, a splinter group of unemployed and idle youths, funded by vested interests.
These three crooks get together and reach an agreement on doing a stage managed sting operation. Even the script seems to be written by HT-Tehelka.
Is this not blatant misuse of power of media to sway people with cooked up stories?
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bkc sir u r pulling my leg..no ice cream 4 u heheh
Biased Journalism and dirty politicians is a bad combination.
The sting is by Tehelka and Headlines Today. The whole thing seems to be not only contrived but also somewhat stage managed. Appears to be part of a carefully thought out strategy to keep the minds of Indians away from the many serious issues that India is facing and the unprecedented plunder of the country by its so-called leaders.
It could also be an effort to discredit the BJP clan
The whole episode is sordid in the extreme. But I don't think anyone- barring a few intellectuals- really believe that Mutalik represents the saffron viewpoint.
These stunts only influence the minds of the urban westernised viewers who anyway might not vote.
Locally, in Karnataka, Mutalik has no locus standii. Yeddy is a smart politician. He does not want to give unnecessary publicity to Mutalik and make him a larger than life figure.
bkc sir...u r a gr8 blessing to the blog world...really..thanks a tonne 4 all yr encouragement to everyone around..u may not know how much it matters..cheers
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