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INDIA SHODDY JOURNALISM 26/11
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Date: Thursday, 27 Nov 2008 20:39


Appalling journalism. Absolute blasphemy! As I watch the news from home, I am dumbfounded to see
Barkha Dutt of NDTV break every rule of ethical journalism in reporting the Mumbai mayhem ID . Take
a couple of instances for example:


In one instance she asks a husband about his wife being stuck, or held as a hostage. The poor
guy adds in the end about where she was last hiding. Aired! My dear friends with AK-47s, our
national news is helping you. Go get those still in. And be sure to thank NDTV for not censoring
this bit of information.


In another instance, a General sort of suggests that there were no hostages in Oberoi Trident.
(Clever.) Then, our herione of revelations calls the head of Oberoi, and the idiot confirms a
possibility of 100 or more people still in the building. Hello! Guys with guns, you’ve got more
goats to slay. But before you do, you’ve got to love NDTV and more precisely Ms. Dutt. She’s
your official intelligence from Ground zero.
You do not need to be a journalist to understand the basic premise of ethics, which starts with
protecting victims first; and that is done by avoiding key information from being aired publicly—such
as but not limited to revealing the number of possible people still in, the hideouts of hostages and
people stuck in buildings.


Imagine you’re one of those sorry souls holed-up in one of those bathrooms, or kitchens. A journalist
pulls your kin outside and asks about your last contact on national television, and other prying details.
In a bout of emotion, if they happen to reveal more details, you are sure going to hell. Remember these
are hotels, where in all likelihood, every room has a television. All a terrorist needs to do is listen to
Ms. Barkha Dutt’s latest achievement of extracting information from your relative, based on your last
phone-call or SMS. And you’re shafted—courtesy NDTV.1


If the terrorists don’t manage to shove you in to your private hell, the journalists on national television
will certainly help you get there. One of the criticisms IF about Barkha Dutt on Wikipedia reads thus:
During the Kargil conflict, Indian Army sources repeatedly complained to her channel that
she was giving away locations in her broadcasts, thus causing Indian casualties.
Looks like the idiot journalist has not learnt anything since then. I join a number of bloggers pleading
her to shut the f up.


Update: In fact, I am willing to believe that Hemant Karkare died because these channels showed him
prepare (wear helmet, wear bullet-proof vest.) in excruciating detail live on television. And they in turn
targeted him where he was unprotected. The brave officer succumbed to bullets in the neck.


Update 2 [28.Nov.2300hrs]: Better sense appears to have prevailed in the latter half of today—either
willfully, or by Government coercion2, and Live broadcasts are now being limited to non-action zones.
Telecast of action troops and strategy is now not being aired live. Thank goodness for that.


Update 3 [30.Nov.1900hrs]: DNA India reports about a UK couple ask media to report carefully IL :


The terrorists were watching CNN and they came down from where they were in a lift after
hearing about us on TV.


— Lynne Shaw IP in an interview.


1. Oh, they have a lame excuse pronouncing that the television connections in the hotel has been
cut, and therefore it is okay to broadcast. Like hell!


2. I’m thinking coercion IY , since Government has just denied renewing CNN’s rights to air IU video
today; must’ve have surely worked as a rude warning to the Indian domestic channels.


If you want to know more about 26/11 attack then click on this link -2008 Mumbai Attack


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