Y security for Arnab: Debate Now
Arnab Goswami of Times Now is getting Y security. For once., here are a few issues the nation needs to debate:
How did the Intelligence Bureau arrive at this threat perception? Did it receive or intercept any message from said terror organisations?
Which organisations were offended and have issued threats against the Times Now editor-in-chief?
Why was the security category fixed at "Y"? Why not "Z" or "Z plus"?
Which particular comments made by the Times Now editor had seemed more threatening (and while we are at it, it would help to know which were less threatening).
Did the threat perception affect only the editor in chief of Times Now or all the staffers and workers of the news channel? After all, surely the staff need to be protected in the event of an attack? What plan does the Union Ministry of Home Affairs have for the safety and security of other members of the Times Now team?
And what about protection to the regular invitees in Times Now debates? Are they safe?
How much is taxpayer money being allocated to this very important task and is it being utilised wisely?
We are told Mukesh Ambani pays Rs 15 lakhs for his Z-security on a cost-reimbursement basis. Will the Times Now editor-in-chief and his employers, Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd., be similarly burdened?
Are the security personnel trained and equipped adequately? Is a check done periodically on the quality and efficacy of their bulletproof vests? Are they given non-lethal weapons too, like the pellet guns so much in fashion these days? more
How did the Intelligence Bureau arrive at this threat perception? Did it receive or intercept any message from said terror organisations?
Which organisations were offended and have issued threats against the Times Now editor-in-chief?
Why was the security category fixed at "Y"? Why not "Z" or "Z plus"?
Which particular comments made by the Times Now editor had seemed more threatening (and while we are at it, it would help to know which were less threatening).
Did the threat perception affect only the editor in chief of Times Now or all the staffers and workers of the news channel? After all, surely the staff need to be protected in the event of an attack? What plan does the Union Ministry of Home Affairs have for the safety and security of other members of the Times Now team?
And what about protection to the regular invitees in Times Now debates? Are they safe?
How much is taxpayer money being allocated to this very important task and is it being utilised wisely?
We are told Mukesh Ambani pays Rs 15 lakhs for his Z-security on a cost-reimbursement basis. Will the Times Now editor-in-chief and his employers, Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd., be similarly burdened?
Are the security personnel trained and equipped adequately? Is a check done periodically on the quality and efficacy of their bulletproof vests? Are they given non-lethal weapons too, like the pellet guns so much in fashion these days? more
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Why we need Security, it is because we have created enemies. If we serve Impartially to the People then we may not have enemies. Only to International dignity the Security may be given. more
Oct 19
Its the job of the government and security agencies to decide and we are no body. How come all the Congress MPs , MLAs, Son in law, Ex Mps were provided security by previous Government? more
Oct 19
I'm not privy to the fact whether Mr. Arnab Goswami(AG) got a real threat or not & if yes from which kind of organisation, a terrorist or an NGO? However, if the threat is genuine from a dreaded terrorist organisation & our security infrastructure feel that those are genuine, he should receive proper protection. Better not to trivialise the issue. more
Oct 19
U DO OR SAY SOMETHING WHICH IRRITATES A GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHO R INTOLERANT AND ARRANGE CALLERS THREATENING U MAKE A REPORT TO THE POLICE U WILL GET PERSONAL SECURITY IT HAS BECOME NOW A SYMBOL OF STATUS. IF U ARE HURT ACCIDENTALLY NAME A PERSONS NO KNOWN U WILL GET SECURITY. IT CAN BE ARRANGED THROUGH UR CONNECTIONS AT THE RIGHT PLACE DO NOT WORRY TRY & TELL more
Oct 19
