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Ex-Prasar Bharti CEO shares PM Modi's morphed image: Here's what happened

A fake photo shared by former CEO of Prasar Bharti Jawhar Sikcar has triggered a storm on social media. The morphed image showed Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeting Nita Ambani. 

India TV News Desk Edited by: India TV News Desk New Delhi Updated on: June 07, 2021 19:28 IST
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PM Modi/FILE IMAGE

A fake photo shared by Former CEO of Prasar Bharti Jawhar Sikcar has triggered a storm on social media. The morphed image showed Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeting Nita Ambani.

"Wish fellow parliamentarians and others in politics also received such courtesy and bonhomie - from their permanently - scowling PM. In a mature democracy, we would know the two way relationship, favours, transactions. Some day, history will tell us," Sircar wrote in his tweet that has now been deleted.

The image, however, was found to be morphed. The original photo identified the woman as Deepika Mondal, who runs an NGO. Earlier too, similar claims surfaced saying that the lady was industrialist Gautam Adani's Preeti. 

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Ex-Prasar Bharti CEO shares PM Modi's morphed image

Meanwhile, Prasar Bharti CEO Shashi Shekhar slammed Sircar and termed it "disgusting".

"Disgusting & shameful that a morphed image is being circulated in this manner. It is one thing to not like a person. But it is reprehensible that a former CEO of the Public Broadcaster and former Culture Secy is publicising fake images. We are truly embarrassed by these actions," Shekhar wrote on Twitter. 

The public embarrassment forced Sircar to delete the tweet.

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