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Nidhi was previously married to Neelesh Misra who is a very well known journalist and famous radio presenter.

#Omar abdullah and nidhi tv#

She is one of the prettiest women on TV and is right now one of the best known faces on TV On 23 May, Indian journalist Barkha Dutt in a surprising move had tried to portray Kashmiris as “extremists” in a tweet which she immediately deleted after a powerful counter from Kashmiri journalists, especially Mufti Islah.She is the quintessential Kashmiri beauty who is at present very famously dating ex Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah. Many Indian journalists use the word ‘Martyr’ for fallen soldiers.” In another tweet, Geelani wrote: “A sample of professionalism set by Kashmiri journalists in last 30 years of deadly conflict: all K-journalists use ‘Militant/ rebel (not Mujahid) and the word ‘killed’ for both slain militants & Govt forces. CLOWNS.,” Geelani wrote as a response to Yasir. Then use the 2008 footage to tell the 2016 story. They write script in Noida and then while being inside the armoured vehicles lose sleep to match their script with the footage on the ground. Yasir wrote: “They (Indian journalists) know a lot of ground from the inside of paramilitary vehicles.” Independent Kashmiri journalist Sameer Yasir also joined in to suggest that most Indian scribes indulge in embedded journalism with little or no understanding of Kashmir’s ground reality. “Dear parachuted scribes & self-styled Kashmir experts questioned Kashmir’s ethos, culture & social fabric when SAS Geelani did not open door to the visiting APD members, but they romanticise war crimes & rationalise killings of Kashmir’s young & blinding of a generation!,” he tweeted. Senior Kashmiri journalist Gowhar Geelani questioned ethics and professionalism of most Indian journalists covering Kashmir either from studios in Noida and Mumbai or trying to draw erroneous equivalence between violence perpetrated by armed forces and stone throwing incidents by the protesting civilians. Very easy though to pass judgements hundreds of miles away from the reality.”Įven an Indian journalist Pallavi Ghosh, who works as senior editor politics at CNNNews18, chose to side with Kashmiris by tweeting: “How I wish some of us in the media would leave Kashmir alone … our gyaan often makes things worse.” Reporting while living the conflict isn’t easy. Shuja-ul-Haq, another television journalist from Kashmir, echoed the same views in a tweet: “Majority of the Kashmiri journalists are far better in objectivity.

He continued: “And a ‘star ‘liberal parashoot who has been all along creating false equivalences between 10 civilian killings to a scratch on the face of a uniformed man suggesting ‘both sides of trench’ reporting. While the local reports from ground zero, the “parashoots” weave amazing fiction scripts. Our tribe has lost dozen men to internecine violence. In another tweet, Islah wrote: “Kashmiri journalists have paid with their blood but held aloft the flag of fair and fearless journalism. This tweet stirred up a debate online with more Kashmiri journalists joining in. Dimwits, look within,” Islah said in a tweet while tagging J&K’s former chief minister Omar Abdullah, NDTV’s executive editor Nidhi Razdan, India’s star television anchors Rajdeep Sardesai and Barkha Dutt, senior Kashmiri journalist and commentator Gowhar Geelani besides others. “Now some jokers will tell Kashmiri media men what journalism is? Barring a few – and the Kashmiri scribes acknowledge and respect them – the media men and women outside are PROs, agents, stenographers, party workers and maskharas masquerading as journalists. Mufti Islah, senior television journalist from Kashmir, hit back at some Indian journalists known for their one-sided and biased commentary on the Kashmir conflict, some of whom questioned integrity of Kashmiri journalists and their reporting on Kashmir affairs.

The police have also lodged a case against unidentified youth accused of throwing stones for rioting and attempt to murder in connection with the violence that erupted in Srinagar city after mandatory Friday prayers in historic Jamia Masjid.

#Omar abdullah and nidhi driver#

Jammu and Kashmir Police has since booked the CRPF driver under sections 279 and 337 of the RPC for rash driving after one civilian Kaiser succumbed to his injuries after being mowed down in a ruthless manner. Srinagar: As part of a propagandist narrative, some Indian journalists in a desperate attempt tried to questions professionalism of Kashmiri journalists following the mowing down of two Kashmiri civilians by a driver of a paramilitary CRPF vehicle on Friday in Nowhatta, Srinagar. Indian journalists questioning the mowing down of Kashmiri youth under the CRPF vehicle