11-10-2008, 03:51 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Vishwa Hindu Parishad serves legal notice on national daily</b>Â
New Delhi, Nov 9 : The Vishwa Hindu Parishad today slapped a legal notice on a Delhi-based national daily for portraying it in a poor light in the ongoing Malegaon blasts probe.
Calling the news false, baseless, defamatory, the right-wing outfit also sought an unspecified amount of damages from the daily. The daily carried on its front page a piece of news <b>''Terror net widens to Gujarat VHP'' </b>today.
The legal notice, a copy of which is available with UNI, reads, <b>''the news had a wrong headline only to catch the readers' eye with mala fide intentions and to send a wrong message that the VHP is linked to the Malegaon blasts.'' ''Associating the name of VHP with the Malegaon blasts is false, baseless and defamatory,'' </b>the notice reads further, asking the newspaper to publish an unqualified apology within 15 days or face a defamation suit otherwise. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
excellent, they should also identify Government employees who are spreading rumors.
New Delhi, Nov 9 : The Vishwa Hindu Parishad today slapped a legal notice on a Delhi-based national daily for portraying it in a poor light in the ongoing Malegaon blasts probe.
Calling the news false, baseless, defamatory, the right-wing outfit also sought an unspecified amount of damages from the daily. The daily carried on its front page a piece of news <b>''Terror net widens to Gujarat VHP'' </b>today.
The legal notice, a copy of which is available with UNI, reads, <b>''the news had a wrong headline only to catch the readers' eye with mala fide intentions and to send a wrong message that the VHP is linked to the Malegaon blasts.'' ''Associating the name of VHP with the Malegaon blasts is false, baseless and defamatory,'' </b>the notice reads further, asking the newspaper to publish an unqualified apology within 15 days or face a defamation suit otherwise. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
excellent, they should also identify Government employees who are spreading rumors.