How the media covered our B Raman exclusive on Yakub Memon

July 24, 2015 19:02

B Raman's unpublished column from 2007 on Yakub Memon, which we carried yesterday, has been covered by other media as well.

You can read what the newly-minted The Quint says here, ABP News (former Star News) broadcast a segment on it, newsr.in linked to our report today saying that intelligence officers back B Raman on Yakub Memon, Andhra & Telangana Wishesh speculates if our article will stop Yakub Memon's hanging, IBN Live talks of 'dead RAW officer Raman returning to question' Yakub Memon's death sentence, and First Post notes that the one of the strongest arguments Yakub can now wield will be the words of a dead RAW official.

Meanwhile, you can read what the Twitterati has to say about our exclusive, here.

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