Complaint lodged against a journalist for declaring former CM Harish Rawat dead in a news item for gaining cheap popularity and TRP. Rawat in Jolly grant hospital !

The chief spokesperson of Uttarakhand Congress Garima Mehra Dasauni has lodged a complaint in Dhaara Police Post, Dehradun against a Rajasthan based journalist Ravi Katara for declaring former chief minister Harish Rawat dead to gain cheap popularity and enhance TRP arbitrarily.

Journalist Ravi Katara is working in the media organisation First News India based in Rajasthan.

In order to get cheap TRP on the entire episode, the misleading news of Harish Rawat’s demise was spread by a journalist named Ravi Katara working in Rajasthan’s media organization News First India. Ravi Katara is said to be a journalist from Rajasthan. Uttarakhand Congress fears that this news was published without verification with the evil mentality of damaging the image of Harish Rawat.

Uttarakhand Congress chief spokesperson Garima Mehra Dasauni filed a complaint against the journalist who spread misleading news.

On Tuesday night, former Chief Minister Harish Rawat’s vehicle collided with a divider on the way from Haldwani to Kashipur. In the said accident, all the people traveling in the vehicle suffered minor injuries, while former Chief Minister Harish Rawat also complained of chest pain and got treated at Bajpur Hospital but he was discharged in the night itself.

In order to get cheap TRP on the entire episode, the misleading news of Harish Rawat’s demise was spread by a journalist named Ravi Katara working in Rajasthan’s media organization News First India. Ravi Katara is said to be a journalist from Rajasthan.

On this entire episode, Uttarakhand Congress’ chief spokesperson Garima Mehra Dasauni has lodged a complaint against the journalist at Dhara outpost in Dehradun and has demanded action from the Uttarakhand Police Administration against the journalist for spreading false news to denigrate the image of the Congress leader spread rumours based on concocted facts.

Meanwhile, the former chief minister of Uttarakhand Harish Rawat has been admitted in Jolly grant hospital. He has complained of acute chest pain in his back and chest. Yesterday night Rawat had net in an accident when the car he was travelling in hit a divider when his driver tried to overtake the car while heading for Kashipur from Haldwani. The front portion of the car strongly dashed against the divider and Rawat who was sitting in the front seat was hit in the chest. He was admitted in Kashipur hospital from where he was relieved at 3 AM after initial medical treatment. However, after reaching Dehradun he complained of acute pain in his chest and on the back. Rawat is a septuagenarian. The Congress vice president Mr. Dhasmana and several other leaders went to Jolly grant hospital to know about his health. Currently he is under the monitoring of senior doctors.