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ANALYSIS OF THE DAY : Why to raise the old unauthenticated issue now ?

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Tines Of India is one of the most prominent news dailies of India. This widely circulated daily carries this news in its edition .This news comes when Vivek Agnihotri and his movie are riding high on the movie’s success and have clearly started a introspective movement in India.

The question thus arises why does a newspaper publish this report which is completely unauthenticated ?.
The answer is simple. They want to discredit the director by questioning his character and thus dent the high moral standing of the movie. The leftist ideology for long has been successful in capturing the imagination of it woke readers by going against the popular narrative or by always questioning the nationalists.

Many publications have tried this psychological edge to establish themselves following this move. Its a clever tactic deployed by biased journalists which fortunately now, tends to expose their devious agenda. About time the readers wake up and smell the coffee.

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