Instagram user abuses Yogi Adityanath, Ravish Kumar says “mind your language”
New Delhi: Senior Executive Editor of NDTV, Ravish Kumar on Sunday schooled a social media user who was abusing Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
On an Instagram post, Ravish Kumar had written about a book authored by BBC Journalist Priyanka Dubey, “No Nation for Women: Reportage on Rape from India, the World's Largest Democracy” and was lauding her book for wide coverage of rapes in India.
An Instagram user commented on the post and criticized UP CM Yogi Adityanath, comparing him to dog. The user wrote in the comment “When a dog goes berserk, you should shoot him dead. Same is the case with Yogi Adityanath”.
Ravish Kumar took note of the comment and replied to the comment adding that people have the freedom to criticize political leaders, but one should also mind their language while doing so.
“Your language is foul. Criticize, but mind your language” Ravish Kumar wrote in reply.
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3.7 magnitude tremor hits Kutch in Gujarat; no casualty
Ahmedabad (PTI): A tremor of 3.7 magnitude jolted Gujarat's Kutch district on Monday morning, the Institute of Seismological Research (ISR) said.
There was no report of any casualty or damage to property, the district administration said.
The tremor was recorded at 10.44 am with its epicentre 76 kilometres north-north east of Lakhpat, the Gandhinagar-based ISR said.
This is the second seismic activity of more than 3 magnitude this month in the district.
On December 7, a tremor of 3.2 magnitude was recorded in the district, according to the ISR.
Last month, Kutch recorded an earthquake of 4 magnitude on November 18.
Earlier, on November 15, Patan in north Gujarat was jolted by an earthquake of 4.2 magnitude, as per the ISR data.
Gujarat is a high earthquake-risk area.
It suffered nine major earthquakes in the past 200 years, according to data of the Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority (GSDMA).
The earthquake in Kutch on January 26, 2001 was the third largest and second most destructive in India over the last two centuries, according to the GSDMA.
A large number of towns and villages in the district had suffered almost complete destruction in the earthquake, which killed nearly 13,800 persons and left 1.67 lakh others injured.
