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Television journalists attacked in northeast Delhi, one serious

Three journalists from a Delhi based news channel and one from a Jammu based news channel were beaten and punched by rioters in northeast Delhi on Tuesday. Many other journalists took to social media to share tales of how they were heckled and some alleged they were questioned about their religious identity.

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Published : Feb 25, 2020, 8:43 PM IST

New Delhi: A journalist with a Jammu based news received a bullet injury and three reporters from a Delhi based news were beaten and punched by rioters in northeast Delhi, which was wracked by fresh violence on Tuesday.

Akash sustained a bullet injury while covering the communal clashes in Maujpur locality and is in the hospital where his condition is serious, said a tweet from the Jammu based Channel.

Delhi based news channel said its journalist Arvind Gunasekar was hit by rioters while he was at one of the spots in northeast Delhi and lost a tooth. His fellow reporter, Saurabh, who tried to shield him, was punched, it said. Many other journalists took to social media to share tales of how they were heckled and some alleged they were questioned about their religious identity.

On Monday, too, reporters had a tough time covering the violence with many of them threatened and heckled. The death toll in the violence in northeast Delhi has climbed to nine, according to GTB hospital authorities.

(PTI Report)

Also Read: Political leaders condemn violence in Delhi: BJP, RSS behind violence in Delhi, says Udit Raj

New Delhi: A journalist with a Jammu based news received a bullet injury and three reporters from a Delhi based news were beaten and punched by rioters in northeast Delhi, which was wracked by fresh violence on Tuesday.

Akash sustained a bullet injury while covering the communal clashes in Maujpur locality and is in the hospital where his condition is serious, said a tweet from the Jammu based Channel.

Delhi based news channel said its journalist Arvind Gunasekar was hit by rioters while he was at one of the spots in northeast Delhi and lost a tooth. His fellow reporter, Saurabh, who tried to shield him, was punched, it said. Many other journalists took to social media to share tales of how they were heckled and some alleged they were questioned about their religious identity.

On Monday, too, reporters had a tough time covering the violence with many of them threatened and heckled. The death toll in the violence in northeast Delhi has climbed to nine, according to GTB hospital authorities.

(PTI Report)

Also Read: Political leaders condemn violence in Delhi: BJP, RSS behind violence in Delhi, says Udit Raj

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