So the owner of an established newspaper in Indore who was forcibly keeping sexual relations with a married woman has finally been booked. This middle-aged man was harassing her family and forcing her to continue a sexual relationship with force.
The police did not register either the woman who wanted to end the relationship or her husband's complaints. Only after the couple approached the High Court bench that police was asked to register a case against him. And what happened when an eveninger published the report.
The copies of the newspaper were forcible removed from the press and not allowed to be distributed. This is nothing new. Indore has quite a reputation when it comes to such tactics of newspaper owners who are basically non-journalists who make it big due to patronage of their masters in politics and then they indulge in all sort of misdeeds.
Saturday, July 16, 2005
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