Pained by the media coverage of the most devastating Nepal earthquake and hurt by the insensitive questions asked by journalists, grief-stricken Nepalese have taken to Twitter to draw the line for Indian media.
Hastag #GoHomeIndianMedia has been created on Twitter for slamming Indian media on the World Press Freedom Day.
Here are some of the tweets:
A tweet from a person followed by Indian Embassy Kathmandu shows how serious the matter is #GoHomeIndianMedia pic.twitter.com/2i5s2Zd2KF
— I Blocked Aajtak (@umeshd516) May 3, 2015
Stop your Media-quake!! We are already in pang by devastating Earthquake and your news are not helping the victims!! #GoHomeIndianMedia
— सूचना घिमिरे ツ (@artless77) May 3, 2015
Dear Indian media, we shall welcome you back once you learn the basics and ABCs of journalism. For now leave. #GoHomeIndianMedia
— prakriti khadka (@khadka_prakriti) May 3, 2015
#GoHomeIndianMedia @aajtak @abpnewstv @IndiaToday Mr. @narendramodi please call your media back. They r just hurting us more
— लुरे (Nishan Aryal) (@fantastic_fan) May 3, 2015
According to the Nepalese police, the death toll recorded in Nepal till date is 7,040 and nearly 14,123 people have been left injured.