“Indian anchor Arnab Goswami was aware of the decisions being taken at the highest level in India, in this regard Arnab Goswami and the head of the Indian Broadcast Audience Research Council WhatsApp chat has come to light”. Such talks are currently circulating widely nowadays on the internet, news and gossip. According to WhatsApp chat, Arnab Goswami was aware of the decisions being taken at the highest level in India. Arnab Goswami was aware not only of the attack on Balakot but also of the repeal of Article 370. Arnab Goswami worked with the head of BARC to increase the rating of his channel. On February 23, 2019, Arnab informed the head of BARC in advance of big news about Pakistan. Goswami said that there would be a bigger operation against Pakistan than usual. Goswami knew that something unusual was going to happen in Kashmir. According to Arnab Goswami, the Modi government wanted to appease the people with its anti-Pakistan action. After the Balakot attack, Goswami told the BARC chief that further action would be taken. Indian Professor Ashok Swain has already called Pulwama a drama. According to Prof. Ashok Swain, Modi did in Pulwama what he did in Gujarat in 2002. According to Ashok Swain, Modi allowed Pulwama to be a drama to garner votes. The WhatsApp conversation also pointed out how government employees killed their own soldiers and helped Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party win the elections.
The Indian government celebrated the victory by killing 40 soldiers of its own army, while India directly blamed Pakistan for the 40 soldiers killed in the Pulwama attack, which Pakistan independently investigated. Keeping in mind, TV journalist Arnab Goswami, also accused of inciting suicide, is in danger of being arrested again. In fact, the case was scheduled to be heard in a court in Raigarh district on Thursday, but Arnab did not appear there, after which the prosecution sought a warrant against him. However, Alibagh police arrested Arnab Goswami and two others in November 2020 in connection with the alleged suicide of interior designer Anu Naik. He was later granted bail by the Supreme Court.
