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Arnab Goswami of Republic TV texted Pratho Dasgupta on 23/02/2019 – Pak PM reacted

“On another note something big will happen.” After a few messages on other matters, Dasgupta asked, “Dawood?”, referring to a notorious gangster who is wanted in several cases. The conversation continued: Arnab Goswami: “No sir Pakistan. Something major will be done this time.”
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Home » Law Library Updates » Sarvarthapedia » Law » Arnab Goswami of Republic TV texted Pratho Dasgupta on 23/02/2019 – Pak PM reacted

Goswami texted Dasgupta on Feb 23, 2019, saying through WhatsApp 

“On another note something big will happen.”

After a few messages on other matters, Dasgupta asked, “Dawood?”, referring to a notorious gangster who is wanted in several cases.

The conversation continued:

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Arnab Goswami: “No sir Pakistan. Something major will be done this time.”

Partho Dasgupta: “Good.”

Partho Dasgupta: “It’s good for big man in this season.”

Partho Dasgupta: “He will sweep polls then.”

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Partho Dasgupta: “Strike? Or bigger”


Note: Pratho Dasgupta was the head of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC)- On Feb 26, Indian jets attacked  Balakot


Imran Khan Tweets on 18/01/2021

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In 2019, I spoke at UNGA on how India’s fascist Modi govt used the Balakot crisis for domestic electoral gains. Latest revelations from communication of an Indian journalist, known for his warmongering, reveal the unholy nexus between the Modi govt & Indian media
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that led to a dangerous military adventurism to win an election in utter disregard for the consequences of destabilising the entire region. Pakistan averted a larger crisis by a responsible, measured response to Balakot. Yet, Modi govt continues to turn India into a rogue state.
Imran Khan
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Indian sponsorship of terrorism in Pakistan, its abuses in IIOJK & a 15-year Indian global disinformation campaign against us all stand exposed. Now India’s own media has revealed the dirty nexus that is pushing our nuclearised region to the brink of a conflict it cannot afford.
Imran Khan
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I want to reiterate that my govt will continue to expose India’s belligerent designs towards Pakistan & Modi govt’s fascism. Int community must stop India from its reckless, militarist agenda before the Modi govt’s brinkmanship pushes our region into a conflict it cannot control.

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