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Bangladesh: Plagiarism Of Blogger's Contents

Written byRezwan
Posted 3 April 2009 14:24 GMT

Another case of plagiarism of a blogger's work by a journalist/columnist has been exposed. Mash reports with proof that one columnist, who claims to be Sunita Paul from India and writes on Bangladesh issues, has plagiarized contents from his blog.

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2 comments

  • ohmgod

    oh my god!

    i KNEW it. i read her piece on BDR mutiny and she was completely off and she had bogus citations, which was creepy. i thought it was my line of work that has jaded me and made me doubt everything. but i’m so glad i was right!

    thank you DP for revealing this!

    5 April 2009, 1:42 am
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  • MBI Munshi

    I think that there will always be a few bad apples but this does not necessarily undermine the basic impression of Indian interference and terrorist activity in Bangladesh such as the Pilkhana tragedy. A wonderful article on the issue can be found here

    http://deshcalling.blogspot.com/2009_04_05_archive.html

    which asserts the Indian/AL agenda in Bangladesh and poses a serious threat to our national security.

    6 April 2009, 11:49 am
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