Sushant Sinha’s YouTube thumbnail falsely portrays Punjab IPS officer as terrorist Ghazi Baba
New Delhi: In a now-deleted YouTube video, journalist Sushant Sinha’s interview with former Border Security Force (BSF) officer NN Dubey sparked controversy over a misleading thumbnail. The video discussed Ghazi Baba, a blacklisted terrorist affiliated with Jaish-e-Mohammed and Harkat-ul-Ansar, who was killed during a BSF operation in Srinagar in August 2003.
However, the video’s thumbnail mistakenly depicted Punjab Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) and Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Faiyyaz Farooqui between notorious terrorists Masood Azhar and Osama bin Laden. The image even featured a bullet mark on Farooqui’s forehead, falsely implying he had been shot dead.
Although the video was removed before the time of this report’s publication, neither Sushant Sinha nor his team have issued an official acknowledgment or apology for the serious error.
So, Godi Journalist @SushantBSinha in his recent youtube video has falsely depicted Punjab ADGP IPS officer Faiyyaz Farooqui as a 'terrorist' by using his image to represent Ghazi Baba, the terrorist behind the 2001 Indian Parliament attack, who was killed by BSF in 2003. pic.twitter.com/r75jUz6Bpt
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India has agreed already to drop its tariffs to nothing: President Trump
New York/Washington, May 7 (PTI): US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said India has “agreed” to drop its high tariffs “to nothing”.
“I mean, India as an example, has one of the highest tariffs in the world. We’re not going to put up with that, and they’ve agreed already to drop it. They’ll drop it to nothing. They’ve already agreed. They would have never done that for anybody else but me,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
Trump and visiting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke to reporters as they met in the Oval Office to discuss the US-Canada trade.
“So we’re going to put down some numbers and we’re going to say our country is open for business and they’re going to come in and they’re going to pay for the privilege of being able to shop in the United States of America. It’s very simple. It’s very simple,” he added.
In the past, Trump has called India “tariff king” and a “big abuser”.
Last month, Trump had said that negotiations with India over a bilateral trade deal are “coming along great” and he thinks “we’ll have a deal with India”.
