Of 18 of India’s most important newspapers, only two of them—‘The Telegraph’ and ‘Dainik Bhaskar’—front-page a telling @ReutersIndia photograph of the brutality unleashed on a hapless Muslim in Delhi under the cavernous noses of @narendramodi, @AmitShah and @ArvindKejriwal. (1/3) 
The mass-circulation Hindi daily ‘Dainik Jagran’, whose rise was concomitant with that of the BJP in the cow belt during the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, can only find space for pictures featuring riotous men in kurtas, beards and skull caps. (2/3)
For non-Delhi newspapers, the #GujaratModel of conspicuous violence is just a routine clash between stone-pelters and police. And even the horrific @ReutersIndia image of savagery in the age of social media can only inspire the most anodyne caption. (3/3)
