Zee Media has issued a statement on the posts made by their former employee Vishwa Deepak. A producer with the output desk of Zee News, Vishwa Deepak cited the reasons for his resignation from the organisation the biased coverage of JNU Protest. Vishwa also wrote a letter to Zee News and raised many questions in the letter as well as his facebook post he stated how journalists raise questions to others and not to themselves. The post read, “We are said to be fourth pillar of the democracy but are we, our organisations, our thinking and our work process democratic? These are questions not for me alone but for everybody.” He also mentioned, “A time has come when one has to choose between professional responsibilities and politico-social convictions. I have chosen to go with the latter and due to differences on these grounds with my organisation Zee News; I have resigned with effect from February 19.” The issued by Zee media is as below as below - It has come to the notice of Zee Media that Mr. Vishwa Deepak who was working with Zee News, after his resignation dated 19.02.2016, has made certain statements on various social media platforms which are not only incorrect but also defamatory and mischievous. Some of the media houses without proper verification of the facts and going into details of the false, incorrect and mischievous statements made by Mr. Vishwa Deepak, have portrayed the said statements as a statement of fact. It is disheartening to see that other media platforms without even caring to check with Mr. Pawan Nara who was reporting that night from JNU chose to believe and report wild allegations. By this statement ZMCL condemns and deny all the allegations made by Mr. Vishwa Deepak and wishes to highlight the following points appealing to all Media Houses to consider prior to portraying the statements as a statement of fact: - See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/tv/zee-media-reacts-to-posts-made-by-vishwa-deepak-issues-a-statement_63469.html#sthash.wckdoEvE.dpuf Pradeep Narwal has been spending hours on the phone after he dramatically posted his resignation on Facebook — along with Rahul Yadav and Ankit Hans, JNU office-bearers of the RSS-backed Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad — following the beating up of JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar. "They did not spend the night in their room. They were holed up in some other place. We were worried they will be attacked," says one of Narwal's friends. The first year MA student admits to a sense of fe .. Read more at: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/51048962.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm;_medium=text&utm;_campaign=cppst

• published: 02 Mar 2016
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