Some new and surprising developments have emerged out of the complete row of NewsClick, which is beneath the scanner of the Enforcement Directorate(ED). As per the most recent revelation, by means of the laundered cash of 30 crore rupees, the media home used to pay to individuals like Gautam Navlakha – the Maoist who’s in jail within the Bhima Koregaon case – and a member of the IT cell of CPI(M).Gautam Navlakha was paid 20.53 lakh rupees by NewsClick from the laundered cash, and now ED will examine him on this case. “Navlakha was also being paid money from the amount that was received. He is in jail so we will soon seek permission from the court to examine him in this case,” stated an individual concerned within the investigation. Moreover, Bappaditya Singh, who’s a member of the CPI IT cell and manages the accounts of many senior leaders, was paid 52.09 lakh rupees by NewsClick. “Singh, who is also a shareholder in NewsClick was being given a huge amount of the money that was flowing from abroad, which we suspect was used for maintaining social media handles of CPI(M),” ThePrint quoted the supply above. A couple of days in the past, when the primary raid was carried out on NewsClick and its founding editor, Prabir Purkayastha’s workplace, the liberals have been crying foul of media freedom, ignoring the monetary crime angle. As per the ED, the businesses which transferred 30 crore rupees to NewsClick have been traced to the United States and are in all probability shell corporations.“There is no credible source for these remittances that were paid over a period of two years. In the raids conducted in the last three days and our investigation, we seized a lot of data that shows how this money was received. The money received could be more than this, it is under investigation,” a supply within the ED stated.“The money has come from several companies but nothing is traceable. These are all chartered accountant companies having the same office address in Illinois, USA,” the supply added.After the raids have been carried out, the same old suspects just like the Press Club of India, Editors Guild of India, The Wire, The Quint, and the unemployed left-liberal journalists termed the ED raids as an assault on press freedom, even earlier than going into deserves of the case. Press Club of India known as it an “unsavoury attack on the media in a bid to intimidate and silence critical journalism.” The assertion identified that NewsClick has “closely covered” the continued farmers’ protests at Delhi’s borders, and “specialises in reports on government policies on the poorer sections of society”.“Editors Guild of India is concerned about ED raids at the office of http://NewsClick.in, and residences of its senior journalists and officials. EGI is concerned that raids by government agencies are not used as coercive measures to suppress free and independent journalism,” stated Editors Guild of India.The left-liberal media institution of India is the epitome of hypocrisy. The individuals on this institution take ‘high moral ground’ in entrance of the digicam. Be it on girls empowerment, eve-teasing, transparency in companies, a crackdown on black cash so on and so forth. But with regards to adhering to those ideas in private life or workplace setting, they violate virtually each rule of those ideas. In 2018, The Quint was caught in money-laundering and this time it’s NewsClick. The liberals have been crying about media freedom on the time of the raid on The Quint and this time too it’s enterprise as standard.
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