India Today mourns the summons sent to Deepika Padukone just to follow her car


Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor and Rakul Preet Singh received a subpoena from Narcotics Control (NCB) on Wednesday in a drug-Bollywood nexus case. Several journalists and congressional loyalists began selling conspiracy theories after the subpoena issued by the Narcotics Control (NCB) to Deepika Padukone on September 25. They alleged that the actress was being made a scapegoat to distract the nation’s attention from a bigger problem: national farmers. ‘protest planned by the Congress party the same day.

India Today journalists, led by none other than quack master Rajdeep Sardesai, alleged that the government was using Deepika Padukone as a distraction from big issues like the Farmers Bill. Rajdeep Sardesai took to Twitter to hint that Deepika Padukone’s subpoena by the Bureau of Narcotics on September 25 was somehow related to the farmer’s protest.

Following in the footsteps of Rajdeep Sardesai, many India Today journalists began peddling similar rhetoric on Twitter.

Some other ‘journalists’ followed suit. Saba Naqvi said: “Since the NCB will summon Deepika Padukone on September 25, I really believe that the protest of all farmers in India, scheduled for the same day, should be rescheduled. We know what visual media will do. Block stories from millions. “

Fake news vendor Rana Ayyub was also quick to make similar bizarre accusations.

With something like this in the works, how could the congressional loyalist be left behind? They too jumped on the train to come up with the same narrative that the actress was being used to distract from the nationwide farmer protest on the same day.

But curiously, while on the one hand India Today journalists were seen criticizing the government for using the actor to distract the public’s attention from the most important issues and complaining about the unnecessary media coverage that is being given to the Deepika subpoena Padukone, on the other hand, the media house was seen behind Deepika Padukone’s car, giving minute-by-minute details of her Goa whereabouts.

A Twitter user quickly caught on to this. He called India Today for their double standards in sharing photos of his reporter following the actor’s car in Goa.

Ironically, India Today is now offering a minute-by-minute update on Deepika Padukone after her journalists criticized the media for doing the same.

Actors Deepika Padukone and Sara Ali Khan, who were in Goa, departed for Mumbai after they were summoned by the Office of Narcotics Control in connection with the ongoing investigation into the alleged drug nexus in Bollywood, which resulted by Sushant Singh Rajput. death.

While Deepika is expected to appear for questioning on September 25, Sara will appear a day later.

By the way, on the same date, Congress will hold a nationwide agitation against the BJP government approved farmers’ bills, and will also launch a campaign to collect two million signatures from farmers and poor against these proposed bills for the agricultural sector. Congressional leader Randeep Surjewala said a series of press conferences against the farm laws will be held across the country. The heads of the state parties and other senior leaders will hold marches in their respective states and present memoranda to the respective state governors.