Journalist Navika Kumar trolled yet again over her comment on Bulldozers. Currently, the demolition drive by BJP-run Delhi civic body in the Jahangirpuri area has been making the headlines.
A clash had broken in the area just days after Hanuman Jayanti. The demolition drive is set to remove the 'illegal structures' and was announced yesterday. Since morning bulldozers razing shops and other structures to the ground have been shared on the internet. Hundreds of police personnel are looking after the law and order situation as the drive is expected to continue throughout the day. Many heartbreaking videos from the area are finding their way to news portals and social media.
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The senior journalist took to Twitter and wrote, "Dramatic increase in demand for bulldozers. Are we increasing domestic capacity for manufacturing or will we have to depend on imports?? #JustAsking."
Kumar's comment has not gone down well with a lot of netzines who suggested it to be insensitive. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Aam Admi Party leader Raghav Chadha have criticised the demolition drive. The locality witnessed clashes, stone-pelting and firing, between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday.
Journalist Navika Kumar trolled
Kumar is not new to controversies, earlier in September 2021, the Times Now’s journalist had to face the ire of netizens when her clip where she used a derogatory term for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on live TV went viral. After which #KachraNavika had been trending on Twitter. Netizens demanded her apology for the same. She added that it was unintentional and the word she used was for a political situation and not for any specific person. “My intention was not to hurt any person’s sentiments”.
In January last year ARG Outlier Media Pvt. Ltd, the parent company behind the news channel Republic TV, filed a defamation complaint against Kumar alleging she made “rabid and unfounded claims” against their editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami.
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Navika Kumar Trolled Over Bulldozer Comment On Twitter
The senior journalist took to Twitter and wrote, "Dramatic increase in demand for bulldozers. Are we increasing domestic capacity for manufacturing or will we have to depend on imports?? #JustAsking."
Journalist Navika Kumar trolled yet again over her comment on Bulldozers. Currently, the demolition drive by BJP-run Delhi civic body in the Jahangirpuri area has been making the headlines.
A clash had broken in the area just days after Hanuman Jayanti. The demolition drive is set to remove the 'illegal structures' and was announced yesterday. Since morning bulldozers razing shops and other structures to the ground have been shared on the internet. Hundreds of police personnel are looking after the law and order situation as the drive is expected to continue throughout the day. Many heartbreaking videos from the area are finding their way to news portals and social media.
Suggested Reading:
Viral: Woman Weeps As Bulldozer Destroys Her Home In Jahangirpuri Demolition Drive
The senior journalist took to Twitter and wrote, "Dramatic increase in demand for bulldozers. Are we increasing domestic capacity for manufacturing or will we have to depend on imports?? #JustAsking."
Kumar's comment has not gone down well with a lot of netzines who suggested it to be insensitive. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Aam Admi Party leader Raghav Chadha have criticised the demolition drive. The locality witnessed clashes, stone-pelting and firing, between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday.
Journalist Navika Kumar trolled
Kumar is not new to controversies, earlier in September 2021, the Times Now’s journalist had to face the ire of netizens when her clip where she used a derogatory term for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on live TV went viral. After which #KachraNavika had been trending on Twitter. Netizens demanded her apology for the same. She added that it was unintentional and the word she used was for a political situation and not for any specific person. “My intention was not to hurt any person’s sentiments”.
In January last year ARG Outlier Media Pvt. Ltd, the parent company behind the news channel Republic TV, filed a defamation complaint against Kumar alleging she made “rabid and unfounded claims” against their editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami.