Headlines today, HT Journalist Soumya Vishwanathan shot dead in Delhi
posted by Shwetha M R on 6:58 PM | Permalink >> 1 CommentsHT Journalist Soumya Vishwanathan shot dead in Delhi on September 30, 2008
Soumya Vishwanathan, a TV journalist with the Delhi-based Headlines Today, died after being shot in the head in her car after returning from a late night shift last night,
According to the police, Soumya Vishwanathan was shot in head while she was heading home from work. This incident reportedly took place between 3.10 am to 3.55 am on Nelson Mandela Marg near Vasant Kunj.
The police says the motive behind the murder is not clear yet. It might be a case of robbery, personal enmity or road rage. A murder case has been registered and investigation is on, said the DCP of Southwest Delhi, Shalini Singh. It was a local rickshaw puller who informed the police about the murder on Nelson Mandela Marg
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At 2/10/08 5:47 PM,
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It was Just so immature of the cheif minister throwing one such comment that women should not be adventerous and drive all alone at night,if we had to sit home and protect ourselves why did we need all these ministers in every state who all the protecting officers are behind of only saving them and not the common men.I also want to ask how far are the people safe when they are in groups while travelling through company transportation????? is there an answer ..I am sure not as we have evidences of many such cases inspite of also having a security guard in the cab .... these ministers can only talk and do nothing to make our country safe .. what about all the recent blasts and I am sure one such minister will very soon turn up saying that we are being adventerous,,, going out at any time on week ends specially .. when we know there may be a blast any where in the city except for your house; which is the safest place ..I also request The media to work and solve this case rather than trusting the police, other wise it will very soon end up as one more Aarushi Murder case and is toolate to even gather any evidence.
