‘Check PM CARES fund too’: CJP's jibe at RTI activist questioning founder Dipke's foreign education expenses

How 5 outlets headlined it

The same event in each outlet’s own words. Differences in emphasis and language are part of the picture — we show them, you judge them.

• Times of India

  Owned by: Bennett Coleman & Co / The Times Group (Jain family)

  • “'Rs 60k salary, US education?' Why RTI activist sought Dipke family finance probe”1d ago ↗
  • “RTI activist seeks probe into Dipke's father's finances; flags Rs 1cr CJP defence fund”2d ago ↗
  • “'Done by BJP goons': CJP's Dipke responds after injured Delhi cops' kin seek justice”3d ago ↗

• Free Press Journal

  Owned by: FPJ Publications Pvt Ltd

  • “Can An Unregistered Political Party Raise Funds? RTI Activist Questions CJP's Status, Seeks Probe Into Abhijeet Dipke's Foreign Education Funding”1d ago ↗

• India Today

  Owned by: Living Media / India Today Group (Purie family)

  • “Probe PM CARES Fund, Modi ji will forgive you: CJP takes swipe at RTI activist”8h ago ↗

• Mint

  Owned by: HT Media (Bhartia family / Birla group)

  • “‘Check PM CARES fund too’: CJP's jibe at RTI activist questioning founder Dipke's foreign education expenses”4h ago ↗
  • “RTI activist seeks probe into funding of Abhijeet Dipke's US education, cites father's ₹60,000-65,000 monthly salary”1d ago ↗

• Hindustan Times

  Owned by: HT Media (Bhartia family / Birla group)

  • “‘Will the emperor show his degree?’: CJP's Abhijeet Dipke throws a dare after BJP worker questions his US education”1h ago ↗
  • “CJP's Abhijeet Dipke reveals how he paid for US education, funded Jantar Mantar protests”4h ago ↗
  • “'Look at PM CARES Fund too': CJP hits back after RTI activist questions Abhijeet Dipke's US education”7h ago ↗
  • “RTI activist seeks inquiry into how Abhijeet Dipke's father funded his US education”1d ago ↗

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• How did Abhijeet Dipke's father fund US education? RTI activist seeks probe - India Todayr/india · 1d ago ↗

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