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I don't know about Pakistanis but if an Indian finds out how much he's been fooling them he might end up in trouble.
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What are you trying to say is isi a terrorist group. Because in the artical it's mentioned as Pak based terrorist group.nobody wants to kill him he just dreams of being killed by isi he suffers from obession. he should be sent to mental asylum.
What are you trying to say is isi a terrorist group. Because in the artical it's mentioned as Pak based terrorist group.
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attention seeker, an other drama just to stay in the news.nobody wants to kill him he just dreams of being killed by isi he suffers from obession. he should be sent to mental asylum.
you never know. this might be the next move by Modi to get more people hating Pakistan by terminating this looser.I doubt that indian will kill him and blame Pakistan for it .
This barking dog doesn't need a security cover because no one takes him seriously. It may be a cheap stunt on his part to earn some public sympathy and credibility. The dude is as useful as a scumbag.Popular Indian journalist to get security cover over threat from 'Pakistan-based terror groups'
By News Desk
Published: October 17, 2016
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Arnab Goswami. PHOTO: TIMES NOW
Indian journalist Arnab Goswami will be provided security cover by the government over an ostensible threat from “Pakistan-based terrorist groups”.
The editor-in-chief of news channel Times Now will get round-the-clock protection from around 20 guards. Goswami was not available for comment despite phone calls and messages, Hindustan Times reported.
Pakistan will win any war against India
“Goswami is being given security on the basis of a threat-perception analysis by the Intelligence Bureau (IB). We will go by the IB recommendation. He faces threats from Pakistan-based terrorist groups due to his comments against them on Times Now,” a home ministry official said on the condition of anonymity.
The home ministry is likely to ask the Maharashtra police to handle the 43-year-old’s security as he is based in Mumbai. The government provides security under four categories — ‘Z Plus’ (around 40 guards with two escort vehicles), ‘Z’ (around 30 guards with one escort vehicle), ‘Y’ (around 20 guards) and ‘X’ (four guards).
Zakir Naik serves INR5 billion defamation notice to India’s Arnab Goswami
Goswami is not the first journalist to get security cover from the government. Before him, journalists such as Sudhir Chaudhary of Zee News (’X’ category), Samachar Plus’s Umesh Kumar (’Y’ category) and Ashwini Kumar Chopra (’Z Plus’ category) have been provided security by the state.
This article originally appeared on Hindustan Times.
Bus itna ma hi phat gaye teri phatu Hindustan ma betha kar Pakistani dhamki se phat jati ha tumhari aur tv pa akar bada hero bantam ho surgical strike ka bhot kheten ho tum Kia karoge surgical strike tumhari aik dhamki se hi apna mulk ma betha hi phat jati ha tum Kia loc cross karoge phattoPopular Indian journalist to get security cover over threat from 'Pakistan-based terror groups'
By News Desk
Published: October 17, 2016
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Arnab Goswami. PHOTO: TIMES NOW
Indian journalist Arnab Goswami will be provided security cover by the government over an ostensible threat from “Pakistan-based terrorist groups”.
The editor-in-chief of news channel Times Now will get round-the-clock protection from around 20 guards. Goswami was not available for comment despite phone calls and messages, Hindustan Times reported.
Pakistan will win any war against India
“Goswami is being given security on the basis of a threat-perception analysis by the Intelligence Bureau (IB). We will go by the IB recommendation. He faces threats from Pakistan-based terrorist groups due to his comments against them on Times Now,” a home ministry official said on the condition of anonymity.
The home ministry is likely to ask the Maharashtra police to handle the 43-year-old’s security as he is based in Mumbai. The government provides security under four categories — ‘Z Plus’ (around 40 guards with two escort vehicles), ‘Z’ (around 30 guards with one escort vehicle), ‘Y’ (around 20 guards) and ‘X’ (four guards).
Zakir Naik serves INR5 billion defamation notice to India’s Arnab Goswami
Goswami is not the first journalist to get security cover from the government. Before him, journalists such as Sudhir Chaudhary of Zee News (’X’ category), Samachar Plus’s Umesh Kumar (’Y’ category) and Ashwini Kumar Chopra (’Z Plus’ category) have been provided security by the state.
This article originally appeared on Hindustan Times.