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Link to Article: https://t.co/5Zs0YR2BqH
Tweet on Censorship: Ajay Kumar on X: "I was censored by a publication that I was one of the founding columnists of because I refused to toe the party line on Gandhi. I am angry yes. But I am also very very hurt. Being censored, hurts." / X (twitter.com)
By this logic, are all first-year law students who ambitiously send their articles to SCOPUS journals are "censored" on an everyday basis.
And if someone is crying censorship over THIS, I wonder what credibility they have even otherwise...