Even Indian Express faltered on Siwan strongman Shahabuddin. The photograph showing Mohammad Shahabuddin (RJD MP from Bihar) mentions him prominently as Syed Shahabuddin.
Most of the papers commit this mistake. Syed Shahabuddin is the former MP who played pivota role in Babri Masjid Action Committee and during the entire Shahbano controversy. He is undoubtedly a learned man. while Mohammad Shahabuddin alias Shahabu is Siwan strongman. The political coverage of the Indian Express is always far ahead of other papers but on Wednesday it committed this absurd mistake. Such silly faults show the quality of the editing desk in all the newspapers.
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