We will break your phone and bones, she was warned

February 16, 2016 01:07

Reporting in a war zone is supposed to be dangerous, but who would have thought reporting from a court of law would be intimidating and threatening?

On Monday, a Delhi court turned into a conflict zone. People doing their jobs -- reporters like NDTV 24x7 chief correspondent Sonal Mehrotra -- were beaten up along with JNU students and teachers, and those who tried to intervene weren't spared.

Click HERE to read her account of the violence outside the court room of Metropolitan Magistrate Lovleen.

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