Outlooks Amit Shah cover story should be a good read

February 06, 2015 13:47

Which way will the Delhi elections go? Depends on who you read. The opinion polls by the media many of which give AAP the advantage, or the rantings by BJP partisans against the mainstream media - even Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the term 'bazaaru', meaning 'sold out' on Wednesday - social media.

This ire against the media is only going to be heightened by the latest edition of Outlook magazine, with Amit Shah on the cover.

Not for his stellar helming of the BJP in various elections, or for the challenge he is facing from a newbie party in Delhi. Outlook's cover headline says 'The curious case of Amit Shah', which it goes on to explain thus: 'The summary discharge of the BJP president - Accused no. 16 in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh false encounter case - by a CBI special court raises disturbing questions about the carriage of justice.'

Coming at the time of the Delhi elections, should make for a good read.

« Back to LIVE

TOP STORIES

Praggnanandhaa overcomes Carlsen in Superbet chess

With nine rounds still to come in the blitz event, Wei Yi has amassed 20.5 points with seven wins on the first day of blitz. Ending the day with 7.5 out of a possible nine, Yi, seems like a man possessed and unless a hurricane hits him,...

KKR's Ramandeep fined for Level 1 offence

Kolkata Knight Riders medium pacer Ramandeep Singh was fined 20 per cent of his match fees for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct during the match against Mumbai Indians at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Saturday.

Gujarat Titans in must-win battle vs in-form KKR

Shubman Gill's return to form will provide a big boost to Gujarat Titans as they square off against table-toppers Kolkata Knight Riders in their must-win IPL game in Ahmedabad on Monday.

New video claims 70 women received cash for Sandeshkhali protest

In the latest tape that surfaced on Saturday night, Kayal was heard saying that 70 women got Rs 2,000 each for taking part in protests against Sheikh who was arrested and later suspended by the police.

Chakaravarthy, Venkatesh lauded after KKR trounce MI

Varun Chakaravarthy's ability to consistently figure among the wickets for Kolkata Knight Riders drew praise from former Australian tearaway bowler Brett Lee, who said he made life difficult for Mumbai Indians batters in the...